This house is located in the village of Guatiza, inside a restored stone workshop that once belonged to the local blacksmith. Designed for two people, life here unfolds at a deliberately leisurely pace: no television, with morning light streaming in through the floor-to-ceiling windows and a private terrace that the hosts describe as their favorite spot to enjoy long breakfasts or simply do nothing.



The warm white wooden ceilings, natural materials, and handcrafted lamps give the interior a calm, minimalist atmosphere inspired by the architecture of César Manrique. A projector is available for watching a movie in the evening, and there are also books and music at your disposal. The king-size bed, spacious bathroom, fully equipped kitchen, air conditioning, and high-speed Wi-Fi are ideal for both a long weekend and a stay of several weeks.



The house shares a garden and heated pool with a neighboring home. Each has its own generously sized private terrace, carefully positioned so that both feel truly independent from one another.



Lanzarote is best explored at a leisurely pace. Timanfaya, the Jameos del Agua, the Cueva de los Verdes, and the ferry from Órzola to La Graciosa are all well worth a visit. Among the hidden gems are the family-run wineries of La Geria, the Sunday market in Mancha Blanca, the coastal walks between the Jameos del Agua and Punta Mujeres, and the hiking trails through Guatiza and the Caldera de Los Cuervos.