'La Casita' is a rural property situated on the south coast of Tenerife in the village of Arafo and has been in the same family for generations, since it was built in the 1800's.
Arafo is located in the south east of Tenerife, about half an hour from each of the airports and the capital, Santa Cruz.
Description of house:
The decor is an eclectic mix of styles that span over the decades throughout which the house has existed, with Pictures of family ancestors, Modernist paintings. The traditional Canarian architecture remains intact, with thick walls of mud and stone, and high wooden ceilings, providing a cool refuge from the summer sun and insulation in the cooler winter.
The house has 3 bedrooms all on the first floor. One double and two twin which are adjoined by a lockable door. The house also has 3 bathrooms, a large kitchen and living room, complete with television and DVD. The roof of La Casita is a particular favourite with sun worshippers, affording spectacular views of Pico Cho Marcial mountain peak wiles cooking your burgers to perfection on the barbecue.
This small municipality has a unique beauty. On several occasions it has been awarded different prizes for its cleanliness and cared-for environment.
Arafo’s volcano and the canyon of Añavingo (Barranco de Añavingo), that exhibits a wealth of Canary flora.
The inhabitancy of this small town are very nice musical people they might stop and look at you, but this is because you’ll be the only tourists staying here.
Things to do: Guimar Pyramids, Town Festival in August, Santa Cruz auditorium, Santa Cruz Carnival, Just look up at the sensational view of the stars, landscape and sea, Santa Cruz capital city 20 drive and walks through the volcanic and pine area, are absolutely breathtaking!
History:
"According to records, Arafo appears with this name from the first records of Tenerife, at the beginning of the 16th century. So, on the 29th of November, 1504, Hernando de Fuentes is granted a quantity of land "in the district of Guymar in Arafo", which borders on the Añavingo ravine." But, even before the Spanish conquest, the natives occupied these beautiful lands. According to Viana, in his "Antigüedades", the name comes from a Guanche leader.
Colonists settled all over the area right from the beginning. Growth was not fast, maybe due to the distance from the coast. The population lived from farming.
Then, in 1796, elections took place for mayor, deputy, representative and inspector.
In 1812, it became a borough, although it would not have all the corresponding authority until 1836. It was granted the title "Villa" (town) in May 1983, being the first to be awarded this distinction under the Canary Island Regional Government.
It started to grow as a village in the areas known as El Asserradero and Perdomo, taking advantage of the waters of the Añavingo stream for irrigating the land.
Politically and religiously, it was part of Güimar and Candelaria until it was given the title of Parish in 1795.
Boliginformationer:
- 4 Personer
- 3 brusere
- 1. etage
- fransk seng
- 3 soveværelser
- byggeår 1800
- 3 badeværelser
- 3 toiletter
Boligområde:
- strygejern
- cd-afspiller
- dvd-afspiller
- tv
- internet
- internet i nærheden
- trådløst internet (WLAN)
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Køkken:
- bageovn
- fryseboks
- komfur
- kaffemaskine
- køleskab
- mikrobølgeovn
- brødrister
- vandkoger
Wellness:
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Andet:
- agriturismo
- bjergudsigt
- familieferie
- finca
- finca
- varmeanlæg
- ikkeryger
- restaurant i nærheden
- støvsuger
- vaskemaskine
Udendørsområde:
- balkon
- cykel til leje
- havemøbler
- grill
- parkeringsplads
- terrasse
Afstande:
- bademulighed (hav, sø, flod, svømmebad): ca. 5,1 km
- lufthavn: ca. 46 km
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