Located in the heart of the Pago de Ingenio Valley in the municipality of Santa Lucía, it is surrounded by a beautiful palm grove and traditional Canarian buildings.
The house is a paradise for those who wish to lose themselves completely in nature, beneath the lush vegetation that lines the banks of the Barranco de Tirajana, with nearby villages well worth visiting, such as Casas Blancas, La Sorrueda, El Sitio, El Valle, and El Mundillo… All of them share a common thread: rich, unspoiled nature that fully represents the island.
Cercado de don Paco is the result of the restoration of an old hayloft and cattle shed, carried out with scrupulous respect for the principles of traditional Canarian architecture: a facade of local stone, jambs and lintels made of riga wood on the doors, a gabled roof of riga wood also covered with tilla, and a spacious Canarian porch made of riga, tilla, and stonework.
The house, with a floor area of 93 m², is surrounded by a 400 m² lot with fruit trees—lemon, fig, persimmon, and banana trees..., for the enjoyment of its guests.
It features two spacious double bedrooms, each with a full en-suite bathroom complete with a shower, and a spacious living room-kitchen with all modern amenities. In addition, it features a swimming pool set on a higher level and separated from the rest of the property for greater child safety, as well as a sun deck with incredible views of the surrounding area.