The property is located in a very quiet residential area in the La Punta district of Tijarafe at just 480 metres above sea level with 180 degree sea views.

The main house (75 m² floor area) was completed in 2023 and is naturally in excellent condition. During the planning and construction, great importance was attached to the beautiful sea view - the spacious and modern eat-in kitchen is orientated towards the sea and has a complete, floor-to-ceiling glass front, so that you can see the vastness of the Atlantic from the entire room - can there be a more beautiful way to live? The large bedroom also has this wonderful sea view through floor-to-ceiling glass doors. A very small hallway connects the kitchen/living room and bedroom and also provides access to the modern shower room with a floor-level, large shower tray, full-surface glass partition and natural light.

A sun terrace extends along the entire length of the house on the sea side, which can be shaded by awnings around the windows. It has been covered with Solnhofen sandstone slabs, which have proved very successful in our climatic region: It doesn't get hot even in intense sunlight and is naturally non-slip.

Behind the main house there is another small terrace, which is shaded by a fixed pavilion, as well as a garage (approx. 36 m² floor area), which was built in timber construction. In this area, an extension to the main house would also be sensible and eligible for planning permission if it would meet the space requirements of a purchase. The property is located entirely in the rural settlement area, so that a total floor area of 253.85 m² could be built - less the existing buildings, i.e. an extension reserve of up to 116.35 m² (including garage). A pool would also be eligible for authorisation, which is not included in the building area.

There is also a guest house (approx. 60 m² floor area) on the completely flat site, which was also completed in 2023. This is the core renovation of a former agricultural building, which was renovated using a combination of modern and traditional construction methods. The walls are double-skin: On the inside, brickwork made from the usual bloques, and on the outside a wall made from hand-hewn blue basalt. This results in an excellent storage effect of the basalt stones on the one hand and even and dry walls on the inside. The guest house has a cosy eat-in kitchen with the typical La Palma exposed wooden roof trusses, a double bedroom and a daylight bathroom with a large shower tray and glass partition.

Both houses can be cooled and heated using a heat pump air conditioning system. However, you will only need the heating function very rarely due to the privileged climate zone and the good construction.

The houses are, of course, connected to the public drinking water and electricity network, internet and landline telephone are realised via a radio relay network. Satellite TV is also available in both houses.

Access is via a well-paved, public side road, which is only available to residents and is therefore particularly quiet. Sufficient parking space is available on the premises.

 

The purchase price includes a ten-year right of residence in the guest house for the sellers, who would like to use it as a winter residence in the future. Without this right of residence, a surcharge of €25,000 would have to be paid.