Finca F-007/SW

A charming Canarian finca with historic character in Fataga, Gran Canaria.
This special Canarian finca, dating from 1920, is situated in the heart of Fataga’s old town centre. The house combines rustic charm, spacious rooms and an exceptionally peaceful location with stunning views of the surrounding mountainous landscape.
The open-plan layout, high ceilings and spacious living areas lend the house a pleasant sense of space whilst offering a glimpse into the building’s creative past. The property was once used as an art gallery and still retains an atmosphere that exudes individuality, tranquillity and authentic Canarian charm.
The central living area is open-plan, combining the living room and kitchen into one spacious room. The house also features a bedroom, a bathroom with a shower, a storage room and a patio. A further room can be used flexibly, for example as a storage area, studio, guest room or second bedroom.
On the living level, there is a beautiful terrace with a solid timber canopy, which is ideal as a sheltered outdoor dining or seating area. From here, you can enjoy a magnificent view of the mountains. In addition, the roof terrace offers an impressive 360-degree view across the valley and the surrounding mountains. German television and a solar panel system.
The net living area is approximately 100 m². This is complemented by terraces and roof terraces, as well as a plot of land measuring approximately 280 m². The property also includes a small, terraced plot with palm trees, which further emphasises the authentic character of the finca.
Despite the idyllic and secluded atmosphere, transport links are excellent: the south of Gran Canaria, with its shops, restaurants, amenities and beaches, can be reached in around 20 minutes. Numerous walking trails, viewpoints and places of interest are also within a 10 to 30-minute journey, depending on the destination.
Fataga is one of the most beautiful and historic villages in the south of Gran Canaria. The village is known for its picturesque alleyways, Canarian architecture, its unique location in the Valley of a Thousand Palms and its creative atmosphere. It is not without reason that Fataga is often referred to as an artists’ village. Here, nature, tranquillity, history and culture come together in a special way.
A solar panel system has been installed on the roof terrace and the roof of this roof terrace.
In the village, there are restaurants, a petrol station, a small supermarket, etc.