With its expansive size and abundant green spaces, the most expensive house in the Canary Islands resembles something out of a movie. If you happen to possess 15 million euros, you can make this remarkable property yours and unlock a plethora of possibilities.
Nestled within a sprawling 12-hectare plot in a “veritable green paradise,” this property boasts a whopping 4,000 square meters of constructed space, enveloped by lush banana trees. This luxurious gem is situated in the southern region of Tenerife and is available for acquisition by the fortunate individual or couple with 15 million euros at their disposal.
As reported by the Idealista portal, this residence currently holds the title of the priciest house for sale in the Canary Islands. While a previous contender, located in La Quinta, Santa Ursula, commanded a price tag in the millions, it now faces competition in terms of its lofty price point.
Dating back to the 1930s, the most expensive house in the Canary Islands was originally a traditional Canarian structure. Later, during the 1970s, an expansion was added to the main dwelling, along with additional houses for the estate’s workers. Back in its prime, the property was utilized for agricultural endeavors, cultivating tomatoes, bananas, and various fruit-bearing trees.
The smaller villas on the property were designated for worker accommodation and material storage, whereas the main house served as a summer retreat for the estate’s owners. Fast forward to today, several of these refurbished villas now cater to rural tourism, transforming the most expensive house in the Canary Islands into a potential business venture.
Positioned in Pal Mar, Arona, the property boasts not only banana tree groves but also features native Canary Island palm trees and various fruit trees such as oranges, mangoes, and avocados. Its strategic location is described as “ideal,” a mere five-minute drive from the Southern motorway and a ten-minute journey from Tenerife South Airport.
19 ROOMS IN THE MOST EXPENSIVE HOUSE IN THE CANARY ISLANDS
With an impressive constructed area of 996 square meters (830 square meters of which are usable), this house comprises an astounding 19 bedrooms, 11 bathrooms, and a terrace alongside a swimming pool, all nestled within an expansive total area of 1,500,000 square meters.
The villa complex is completely embraced by an open-air banana plantation, interspersed with towering laurel trees and graceful flamboyant trees, as articulated in the Idealista listing. Acquiring this property would mean owning a piece of history intertwined with modern luxury.
