Guía de Isora, Canary Islands 38688

This enchanting property with partial sea views is perfect for nature lovers and people looking for a typical Canarian house. The charming village of Aripe is part of the historical heritage of the Canary Islands, as there are various buildings of great historical, ethnographic and architectural value in this area. The property itself is completely fenced, has a large electric entrance gate and several car parking spaces right next to the house. It extends over almost 3, 000 sqm and is a place of peace and relaxation, but of course it is just as possible to enjoy barbecues outside in a suitable spot next to the house and even offer close friends a sleeping experience in their own caravan on the property. Those who enjoy hiking will also get their money's worth here. The property was renovated a few years ago with great attention to detail and it should be emphasized that all the living spaces are on one level. There is one spacious living room with a fully equipped American kitchen, three bedrooms, one office, two bathrooms, a light-flooded patio and finally a small fitness room. The windows are made of double glazing.Aripe is a small village located in the upper part of the municipality of Gua de Isora, one kilometer from the town centre of Gua de Isora, on the island of Tenerife. At an altitude of more than 700 meters above sea level and close to Chirche. The village of Aripe, together with Chirche, forms part of the Historical Heritage of the Canary Islands, thanks to the group of buildings of great historical, ethnographic and architectural value to be found in the area. The orography is dominated by a network of ravines that converge next to the village of Chirche, giving rise to the Barranco de Gua ravine. The appropriate climatic conditions and the fertility of the fertilized soils justify the important agricultural activity developed historically in this area, based on dry crops and fruit trees. The prickly pear and almond trees that dot the landscape are linked to more recent farms dating back to the mid-19th century. Ref: W-02W1sh