The apartment is located on the grounds of an 18th-century finca, which was completely restored and expanded in the early 1970s by one of the island’s most renowned architects and environmentalists in the style of César Manrique, which made the island famous.
It has recently undergone significant renovations and adaptations aimed at modernizing it while preserving its unique character.
Located within a walled property of nearly 7,000 m², the villa boasts stunning views of the garden and the ocean and is just minutes from the airport, with the main tourist attractions and famous beaches within easy reach.
The architecture of Las Pergolas reflects that of the island, influenced by its climate, where white predominates.
The carbon footprint of Las Pergolas has been significantly reduced through extensive use of the most abundant resource in a desert climate. The sun is used for both the production of photovoltaic energy (with storage batteries) and hot water for domestic use, with the goal of achieving energy self-sufficiency. The consistent climate of the Canary Islands—characterized by mild winters and pleasant summers (earning them the nickname “the islands of eternal spring”)—combined with thick, ancient stone walls, allows the villa to maintain a fairly constant and comfortable indoor temperature, eliminating the need for energy-intensive heating or cooling systems.
The apartment consists of:
Bedroom with bathroom
Living room with dining area
Kitchen (with induction cooktop, kettle, toaster, microwave, refrigerator, cutlery, and dishes)
Access to communal BBQ area
Dedicated outdoor areas with pergola and sun deck
Access to communal laundry room
Views of the city, sea, mountains, and patio
65 square meters
Accommodates up to 2 adults