Authentic Canarian finca with land for wine growing and a separate apartment in the Valley of the Thousand Palms

Detached Country house 4 Bedrooms 4 Bathrooms 1 WC

Unique detached finca, built in a typical Canarian style, combines traditional charm with spacious, single-level living comfort. Boasting an impressive living area of ​​approximately 483.50 m², the house centers around an open, partially covered patio entrance that serves as a charming hub connecting the various living areas. 

To your right, you are welcomed by a light-filled living and dining area, complete with an open-plan kitchen, offering ample space for family and guests to relax and celebrate. 

To the left, an entrance/hallway leads to the first bedroom, which features a spacious bathroom and a practical dressing room. Crossing the patio brings you to the second bedroom, complete with its own bathroom and a storage room; the third bedroom is accessed via a small entrance/hallway with a few steps, with the third bathroom located right next door. 

A separate apartment ensures complete privacy for visitors or family members, featuring its own bedroom, bathroom, cozy living and dining area, kitchen, and a private garden and terrace. 

The living space is practically complemented by functional extensions on the left side of the house: here, there is an additional bathroom, a garage, and a traditional bodega with a separate entrance. 

This exceptional property is set within grounds spanning approximately 8,475 m². The land is primarily used for cultivating wine for personal consumption and features a lovingly landscaped, intimate garden area that creates an idyllic oasis of tranquillity in harmony with nature.

LOCATION OF THE PROPERTY: Nestled in the lush green valley of the same name in the north of Lanzarote, Haría presents itself as a picturesque oasis. Its charming, whitewashed houses offer a delightful contrast to the verdant fields and the impressive palm grove—considered one of the finest in the Canary Islands—which has earned the town the nickname "Valley of the 1,000 Palms."