The finca is located in the far north of the island in the district of Franceses in the municipality of Garafía. With its seven and a half hectares, it is a very large piece of land for La Palma, on which it is possible to live in absolute peace and close to nature. Due to the location and the deep soil, the finca would be ideal for the cultivation of avocados (which is quite a lucrative business on La Palma) and very many other fruit trees, as well as for the cultivation of vegetables, the organic finca for self-sufficiency and of course also for animal husbandry. This is the classic way of life of the local population. Just as well, of course, you can see the very large property as a natural protection from all too close neighbours and leave the natural growth of tree heather, faya and some pines and wild oregano as it is and just live there peacefully. Except for one neighbour who grows avocados but has no house on his property, there is only forest far and wide and no sounds of civilisation.
The two-storey house is in need of extensive renovation, but with a bit of diligence and craftsmanship, it can be done on your own. You enter it, as is usual with two-storey buildings on La Palma, via the upper floor on which level the parking space is also located. The entrance area is roofed and leads with a door into the living room, with another door into the bathroom. Through the living room you also reach the rudimentary kitchen with typical Canarian extractor and the two bedrooms.
In the basement there are two rooms, each accessible from the outside. These are used as storage rooms, but could of course also be converted to residential purposes.
About 3,3 hectares of the property are declared in the land use plan in such a way that further houses for tourist use may also be built on this area. Thus, a holiday complex consisting of individual guest houses or a seminar centre or similar could be realised on the finca.
For garden irrigation, which is only necessary in the first few years if the plants are selected according to their location, two so-called water shares of the water company Union de Aguas belong to the finca and are included in the purchase price. These currently have a flow rate of 0.3 litres per minute. The water pipe is up to the property boundary, but would have to be laid appropriately on the property.
For electricity generation, a PV system should be installed, which is very simple in terms of licensing on La Palma, only the operation must be reported to the municipality and a fee in the double-digit euro range must be paid.
The access is via a well asphalted side road and a private earth track of about 1 km, which can be used by car, but a four-wheel drive vehicle would be recommended.