If you are looking for absolute tranquillity and are close to nature, you will love this finca just above Santo Domingo. Even the approach from the historic centre of the village along a large ravine through the wild and romantic landscape of the northwest is a nature experience. The park-like property (approx. 12.000 m²) with many native and exotic trees (Among others, almond, avocado, orange, pink grapefruit, lemon, mango, papaya, mandarin, apple (different varieties), pear, cherry, canary cherry, fig (white and red), loquat, custard apple, feijoa, pomegranate, grape, cucumber (melon pear), blackberry, elderberry, hazelnut, kiwi, peach, nectarine, physalis, sharon (persimmon), pecan, sapote lucuma, white spote, carob, macadamia, true guava, strawberry guava, nasturtium, prickly pear, banana, quince, paprika, moringa, tamarillo, philodendron, tree aloe, aloe vera, sugar cane...), terraces, viewing points and lawns is reminding of a botanical garden with high recreational value. At the foot of a south-facing slope, you will find a multitude of well-bearing fruit trees that transform the reflective heat of the rock face into sweet fruit dreams. You enter the main house (approx. 153 m² floor space) through an elongated, conservatory-like room that is consistently oriented towards the magnificent view. It leads into a semi-open kitchen with a wood-burning oven and a lowered cooker in a Canarian ambience that invites you to be creative. The separate living room with its Canarian roof truss made of teak wood not only radiates Canarian cosiness, but was also additionally lit by a skylight to meet northern European standards, as are the bedroom and the luxuriously equipped bathroom. Since the very large conservatory-like room is also used primarily as a living room, the actual living room can also be used very well as a very large, second bedroom or children's room. In all rooms, not only a historical building fabric was treated respectfully, but a tasteful and valuable ambience was created through particularly high-quality solid wood and natural stone work. The conservatory merges into a covered terrace, further terraces were created around the house, some with very elaborate natural stone walls, to provide spectacular views over the glen, the village and the sea. Nestled slightly apart in its own private ambience is the guest house (64 m² floor space), which also meets high demands. In the spacious, very well equipped kitchen-living room, the round brick wood-burning stove is the eye-catcher, the large, high-quality furnished bedroom, the extremely comfortably equipped natural stone luxury bathroom and the large terrace as well as a small utility room with guest toilet and shower complete the offer for the guests.

On the extensive grounds there is also a chicken coop and another large storage room with a covered outdoor area that serves as a well-equipped workshop.

The plot is designated as an agricultural settlement area (Asentamiento Agrícola) in the land use plan, so extensions or the addition of tourist buildings could be authorised if necessary. It would also be possible to purchase two neighbouring plots, each of which could be built on with a residential house.

The finca is of course connected to the public electricity and telephone network, there is gallery water (2 water rights) and satellite TV available. The power supply is provided by a powerful solar system with battery storage, so that the mains connection is not absolutely necessary. The garden terraces are served by durable galvanised steel water pipes. The property is accessible via a historically paved public road.