
N° 01 · Details that make it unique
La Casa Principal
The manor house of the estate, built in 1648: vast rooms, exposed stone walls, tea pine ceilings and a loft in the former tobacco-drying house.
La Casa Principal
Timeless and unhurried, this house was built in 1648 and was home to the owners of the estate for generations. It keeps all the flavour of the past.
Its entrance, its immense rooms, its exposed stone walls and its ceilings and floors of tea pine make it worthy of its name: the Principal, the main house.
It is completed by an old tobacco-drying house, converted into a modern loft with the kitchen and living area and, on a second level, a comfortable room where time slips by unnoticed over a game of billiards.
Inside La Casa Principal
Layout
Layout
- 01Loft with kitchen and living room on the lower level and a billiards space above
- 02Two double bedrooms and two triple bedrooms
- 03Three bathrooms
- 04Private patio with outdoor table, loungers and armchairs
- 05Traditional Canarian balcony
Its character
- Views of the summits and the sea
- Traditional Canarian balcony
- Generous space in every room
- Wine cellar with a window-lookout
- Private patio with direct access to the shared areas
In the house
- Kitchen with central island
- Fully equipped kitchen
- Hob
- Dishwasher
- Washer-dryer
- American-style fridge freezer
- Microwave
- Kettle
- Coffee maker
- Toaster
- Juicer
- Satellite TV
- Board games
- Billiard table
- Hairdryer
- Bath towels
- Free Wi‑Fi
- Private patio
- Outdoor table and loungers
- Traditional Canarian balcony
- Extra bed on request
- Cot on request
A guest's words
“To every traveller looking for paradise: here it is. The pictures cannot show how it really is.”

Shared with the hacienda
Guests of every house have free use of the heated infinity pool, spa, solarium and barbecue area.
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