The historical main house (approx. 48 m² floor space) with approx. 60 cm thick walls of blue basalt was renovated in 2015 and converted into a studio (i.e. living, cooking, dining and sleeping area in one room) with daylight bathroom and comfortably furnished. The original preserved Canarian roof truss made of teaholz gives the room its typical rustic-authentic flair and provides together with the natural stone walls for the ideal air conditioning of the house. A large, roofed terrace to the west provides very good wind protection and an unobstructed view of the Atlantic Ocean.

A further Canarian old building (approx. 60 m² floor space) from two rooms is in complete need of renovation, but may and can be developed as a further house.

The property is terraced, concrete paths have been laid out and access is via a very well developed public side street. On the property there are two caves and a water tank, it is partly planted with almond trees and large palm trees and still offers a lot of space for own garden dreams.

The Finca is connected to the public electricity and the private water network, the purchase of further, adjacent property would be possible. The telephone and Internet supply can be carried out problem-free with the recently available radio relay system or via the GSM network.