Finca/Country House for sale in San Bartolomé de Tirajana, Gran Canaria

Bicentenary casita in a paradisiacal setting
Risco Blanco – San Bartolomé de Tirajana

Are you looking for a place completely away from the city and the noise, amid the mountains and the nature of Gran Canaria, where absolute peace reigns?

Does the idea of having a retreat in a truly paradisiacal setting, 1,000 meters above sea level, appeal to you—located in the ravine below the imposing Risco Blanco, within the municipality of San Bartolomé de Tirajana?

Then you should keep reading...

We present a beautiful old house that has been renovated, with stone walls about 180–200 years old and a gable roof, accompanied by an annex built with concrete block about twenty years ago. In total, the property has 109 m² of built area, arranged in a spacious living-dining room (bedroom), a second bedroom under the gable roof, a kitchen-dining area, a bathroom with a walk-in shower at floor level, a laundry room, a storage room, and a charming wood-burning oven beneath a flat cover.

In front of the main façade, there is a spacious terrace of about 20 m², ideal for enjoying the views of the natural landscape and the mountains surrounding this lovely little casita.

Although the home is not fully finished in its renovation, it is habitable. It is connected to the public electricity grid, but it does not yet have a connection to the mains water supply. However, some neighbors already do, so it may be possible to arrange the connection with Canaragua.

The casita is set on a small rise, at the top of the cliff. To access it, a concrete ramp was built, which even allows parking for several vehicles.

General access is comfortable and safe: a fine concrete road with a railing on the outside descends from the church in the town of Risco Blanco to the bottom of the ravine, along an approximate 1.5 km stretch.

The property occupies a plot of 494 m², with a small flat area where trees could be planted or a vegetable garden could be cultivated. In the past, there was a shed on that same flat land. The rest of the property is cliff (rock) and wild vegetation.

The property’s paperwork is being processed, although it is already listed in the Cadastre (Catastro) and the Land Registry (Registro de la Propiedad).

Who wouldn’t want to continue with the renovations and turn this gem into a charming, welcoming refuge with a truly authentic Canarian spirit?