Los Canarios

MI CASA EN LA PALMA presents: Beautiful, bright flat with two large enclosed south-west facing sun terraces with stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean and the San Antonio volcano, centrally located yet quiet, just below the centre of Los Canarios, in the popular residential area of El Morro, approx. 700 m.a.s.l.

159.000 EUR

Beautiful, bright flat with 2 large terraces offering magnificent views of the Atlantic Ocean

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DETAILS

Property no. FCP179

Total living space: 84 m²

Living room: 1

Kitchen with dining area: 1

Bedrooms: 2

Bathrooms: 1

Hallway: 1

Storage room: 1

Terraces: 2

Patio

Comfortable living with sunshine all year round – in the heart of El Morro

This beautiful, bright and quiet flat is located in the popular residential area of El Morro, just below the centre of Los Canarios, making it central yet very quiet.

The charming 84 m² flat has a stylishly furnished living room, a large, fully equipped fitted kitchen with dining area, two bedrooms, a corridor and a bathroom with bathtub.

There is also a small patio and a storage room.

But what makes this flat so special are undoubtedly the two large south-west facing sun terraces with magnificent views of the Atlantic Ocean and the San Antonio volcano, which extend the living space.

With 3,248 hours of sunshine a year and hardly any rainy days here in Los Canarios, the terraces are the ideal place to relax and unwind! All year round!

One terrace also has a small herb garden, where lavender, rosemary, thyme and other herbs are currently growing, making every amateur chef's heart beat faster!

The terraces are completely enclosed, which is a particularly important advantage for families with children or dog owners.

And most importantly, you are completely on your own here! In this flat, you don't feel like you're living in a ‘typical flat’ – more like a terraced house with terraces and a small garden. Privacy guaranteed!

The entire flat has beautiful, easy-to-clean floor tiles.

All interior doors are made of wood, the exterior doors are partly wood and partly aluminium, and the modern windows are made entirely of aluminium.

The flat naturally has water and electricity connections. Telephone, TV and high-speed internet connections are also available.

There are good parking facilities in the area, and you can usually park almost on your doorstep.

All the amenities you need for daily life, such as supermarkets, restaurants, bars, schools and a health centre, are located in the immediate vicinity in the centre of Los Canarios.

Not far away you will find the salt flats, the lighthouse, various beaches for swimming, as well as fishing rocks and other beautiful destinations for excursions.

The idyllic beach of La Zamora is only about 10 minutes away!

The capital Santa Cruz de La Palma, the airport and the hospital are about half an hour away.

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WHAT'S AROUND THE CORNER?
=> Fuencaliente

FUENCALIENTE is La Palma's southernmost municipality, which also affects the temperature. The landscape here is extremely varied. In addition to the San Antonio and Teneguía volcanoes, there are excellent wine-growing areas, hiking trails, a marine reserve, salt flats and pine forests.

The extensive coastline of Fuencaliente also offers a symphony of small beaches and enchanted bays with fishing rocks!

Tips:

San Antonio volcano: The San Antonio volcano erupted at the turn of the year from 1677 to 1678, burying fertile pastures, the hot sacred springs of Fuencaliente and a phonolite rock, which was the sanctuary of the indigenous people of La Palma, under its lava masses.

A visit to the information centre here is a must! It is simply an ideal place to learn about the history of volcanic activity on La Palma.

But it is also worth a visit for the spectacular view of the neighbouring islands of El Hierro and La Gomera, as well as the Teneguía volcano!

El Faro de Fuencaliente: Here you can admire two lighthouses, the old and the new Fuencaliente lighthouses. More than just a photo opportunity! Fancy a swim? The small Playa del Faro de Fuencaliente beach awaits you! You can admire beautiful sunsets on this beach!

Las Salinas: Right next to the lighthouse are the salt flats, which have been declared an area of scientific interest because they are also a resting place for many migratory birds. Nature's colour palette paints the salt flats in a spectacle that is more than worth seeing!

Las Salinas de Fuencaliente is a family business that was founded in 1967 and has been supplying the whole island with salt ever since. Today, the company is run by the third generation of the same family, who continue the tradition of salt production and produce 100% natural salt.

Restaurante Temático El Jardín de la Sal: Here you can not only enjoy good food and take in the colour contrasts of the landscape, but also learn about the salt production process and buy exquisite products such as Fleur de Sel.

La Iglesia de San Antonio Abad: This impressive church (1522) captivates visitors with its whitewashed hemp roof and beautiful stone bell tower.

Playa Punta Larga: Fancy fishing, swimming and barbecuing? And authentic Palmerian life on the beach? Then discover Punta Larga!

Playa La Zamora: Playa La Zamora consists of two black sand bays: Zamora Grande & Zamora Chica. Separated by a large rock, they lie picturesquely next to each other. At low tide, you can walk from the first bay to the second. A wonderful place, not only for swimming, diving and, above all, snorkelling!

Playa Nueva: Playa Nueva is a 275-metre-long, very young beach, born from the lava of the 1971 eruption of the Teneguía volcano. At the foot of a nearby cliff, there are also two small seawater pools.

Nearby is the entrance to Fuente Santa, the famous ‘holy spring’ with healing thermal waters, which was buried by the eruption of the San Antonio volcano in 1677 and rediscovered in 2000.

El Bar Parada: Here, ‘almendrados palmeros’, a typical sweet from La Palma, are prepared on site using traditional methods. A MUST for anyone with a sweet tooth!

Bodegas Teneguía: Bodegas Teneguía is one of the most award-winning wineries in the Canary Islands. Visit and taste!

...and much more!!!