This beautiful and cozy country-style property is set on one floor and comprises a large living-dining area with a large window facing the garden, an open-style fitted kitchen with a fireplace, a shower room, and a spacious bedroom. From the living room, there is direct access to a large vegetable garden with lots of fruit trees, and you also have the possibility of adding a small swimming pool. The property can be extended (with the relevant permissions) and even part of the house could be used as an independant studio or as a garage.  Icod de Los Vinos is a municipality in the province of Santa Cruz on the island of Tenerife, located in the northwestern part of the island. Is situated at an altitude of 460 meters above sea level.Icod de Los Vinos is also known for housing the famous and emblematic thousand year-old Dragon Tree of Icod De Los Vinos.Liability: Please note The Property Gallery receives property information, documents, plans, etc. from the seller and it isnt always possible to verify it. While The Property Gallery requests correct information from the seller, we recommend seeking independent legal advice to verify property documents and details prior to any property purchase. Therefore it is the responsibility of our clients to ensure that the information and details about the property is correct. All written offers are non-binding, may be subject to errors, price changes prior to the sale or withdrawal from the market without prior notice.

1 bedroom house for sale in Icod de los Vinos, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain

 Based on the provided description, the property appears to be a luxurious and historic mansion, perfectly situated in the picturesque town of Icod de los Vinos, Santa Cruz de Tenerife. As a real estate investment, it offers numerous benefits, such as its unique character, prime location, and extensive restoration efforts that have restored its former grandeur.

As an investment property, it could potentially generate rental income through short-term vacation rentals for tourists visiting the area to explore the town's numerous attractions and festivals, as well as its world-renowned vineyards. The property's size and facilities, such as the en-suite bedrooms, central patio, and numerous living areas, indicate it can accommodate a good number of guests.

The property's price of 3,300,000€ is significant, but considering its size, condition, and prime location, it may represent a good investment opportunity in the luxury property market in Tenerife. The high demand for holiday rentals in the area and the property's unique features should help attract potential buyers or renters.

From a lifestyle perspective, this property offers a fantastic opportunity to own a piece of Tenerife's rich history. Its strategic location in Icod de los Vinos, a town brimming with charm and cultural activities, provides easy access to local amenities while allowing a peaceful retreat within the walls of this historic mansion. Owners would be able to enjoy the local vineyards, festivals, and the town's natural beauty, which contribute to its reputation as a haven for wine enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. The mansion's warm atmosphere and well-preserved historical features would also lend a sense of continuity to the town's history, providing an ideal setting for social gatherings and events.

This distinctive mansion, dating back to 1670, was initially built for the Military Governor on the island.In 1706, following a volcanic eruption at Teide that devastated the nearby port of Garachico, the islands port operations shifted to Santa Cruz, prompting the Governor to relocate there as well. Consequently, the mansion lost its original role.The subsequent use of the property remains somewhat unclear, but records show a deed from 1923. Around that time, a small shop selling household goods operated in what is now the Nelson Study.The house, acquired by the current owners in 2004 after being vacant for 15 years, have dedicated the past 18 years to its restoration. This effort involved reusing the original stone as much as possible and extensively using Tea wood, a durable and termite-resistant type of pine native to Tenerife and La Palma Islands.InsideThe mansions ground floor, initially used for stabling horses, is now transformed. The neighbouring houses, once accommodation for the Governors staff, have evolved over time.The main entrance leads to the India Room, adorned with furniture and artefacts from India, collected by the current owners.Adjacent is the Study, featuring paintings and memorabilia of Admiral Nelson, who was defeated in Tenerife, losing an arm. The room also displays portraits of historical figures like Shakespeare, Henry VIII of England, his six wives including Katherine of Aragon, and the Russian Tsar and Tsarina. A functioning fireplace adds to the rooms charm.The entrance hall opens to a central patio, now beautified with a fish pond, a fountain, ferns and stone seating.This area grants access to the India Room, Study, an elevator to the upper floors, and the Gallery.The Gallery showcases 18 paintings of The Virgin Mary by various artists, each depicting serenity and tranquillity. Additionally, it houses a finely carved cabinet, desk, and chair, assumed to have been owned by a distinguished lawyer on the Spanish mainland, and three Masonic chairs from Masonic Temples in Central London.At the patios end, there are two en-suite bedrooms with shower rooms. A small shaded patio is accessible to the right, adjacent to a sewing room.Near the main staircase is an unfinished area comprising an office, three more rooms, another large street-facing entrance, and access to the upper level of the garden.Exiting the patio, you encounter the houses wardrobe area, complete with a fountain and steps leading to the garden. These steps also ascend to the water tank, fed by the houses two private freshwater sources.Nearby is a relaxed outdoor cooking space with a stone table and benches, offering a picturesque garden view. A stone staircase connects this area to the first floor, where theres a dining setup for casual outdoor cooking, complemented by a collection of blue and white china, similar to the assortment in the main kitchen.The main Tea wood staircase from the patio leads to a spacious landing, which opens into the three main living areas: the Drawing Room, the Sitting Room, and the Dining Room.These rooms are interconnected and lavishly furnished with antiques, numerous paintings and chandeliers.The Dining Room, accommodating up to 12 guests, features a closed Tea wood balcony overlooking the garden. The curtains in these rooms, crafted by the Davila family known for their work in Buckingham Palace and numerous aristocratic English homes, add a touch of elegance.The kitchen, accessible from the dining room and the main landing, is a blend of antique charm and modern convenience. It houses two antique carved sideboards, a carved cabinet, and a dining table with six antique chairs. The room is equipped with purpose-built storage and marble-topped surfaces. A vast collection of blue and white china adorns the walls. For environmentally conscious cooking, the kitchen boasts all-electric appliances, including two Zanussi ovens, a Samsung fridge/freezer, two Lazer 3-ring induction plates, an electric Salamander, a Bosch microwave oven, and a Siemens steamer oven.The main landing, adorned with five marble side tables and Chinese pots, also showcases a captivating array of religious statues from around the world. From here, two doors open to a triangular walkway overlooking the central patio. This walkway leads to three bedrooms, two boasting grand four-poster beds and one with a corona, each with its own en-suite shower room. A corridor extends to a fourth bedroom, adjacent to a room currently used as a dressing room but prepared to serve as a shower room and wardrobe.A staircase and an elevator from the main landing provide access to the library and the roof terrace on the second floor.The library, spanning the entire length of the house, more than 20 metres, holds an extensive collection of books in English, Spanish, and French. These books cover a diverse range of topics, from history to cooking, gardening, novels, dictionaries, and encyclopaedias, interspersed with art pieces adorning the remaining wall space.OutsideTwo doors from the library open onto the roof terrace, offering stunning views of the Drago tree and park, El Teide Volcano on one side, and the banana plantations and sea on the other.The terrace, embellished with statues of griffins and dragons and plant-filled troughs, provides a panoramic and serene outdoor space.The houses garden is designed in three distinct levels. It features an additional street entrance, and the side door might have originally been the main entrance for number 9. Currently, the house is addressed as numbers 7 and 9, though number 9 is no longer in use. Adjacent to the house in the garden, there is a storage room and a pump room for the houses water system.The property is classified as urban land, and with appropriate planning permission, it could be developed. The current owners had received, albeit now expired, planning consent for constructing a double garage, which was not realised.Various possibilities have been proposed for the land, depending on the main houses usage. If the house remains a residential property, the space could potentially accommodate a garage with staff quarters above.The surrounding neighbourhood is notably tranquil, situated at the end of a dead-end street. At the end of this street is the Chapel of Las Angustias, home to the renowned statue of Mary of Angustias. This statue had been temporarily displayed in a museum in Madrid last year and has since been returned.Icod de Los Vinos - The TownSituated in the northern part of Tenerife, the picturesque town of Icod de los Vinos beckons with its charm, rich history, and breathtaking landscapes. Renowned for its ancient dragon tree and robust wine culture, this town offers a delightful blend of tradition and natural beauty.At the heart of Icod de los Vinos stands the iconic Drago Milenario, a millennial dragon tree that has become the emblem of the town. This ancient specimen, believed to be over a thousand years old, captivates visitors with its sheer size and mythical presence. The trees gnarled branches stretch skyward, creating a canopy that provides a cool respite from the warm Tenerife sun. The Plaza de la Constitución, a bustling square surrounded by historic buildings, serves as the perfect vantage point to marvel at the Drago Milenario and soak in the towns atmosphere.Wandering through the towns cobbled streets, visitors encounter charming colonial-style architecture that reflects Icod de los Vinos deep-rooted history.The Church of San Marcos, a striking example of Canarian Baroque architecture, graces the town with its imposing facade and intricate detailing. Dating back to the 16th century, the church stands as a testament to the towns enduring religious and cultural heritage.Icod de los Vinos is not just a town of monuments; its also a hub for wine enthusiasts. The towns viticulture dates back centuries, and its vineyards produce some of Tenerifes finest wines. Visitors can explore local bodegas (wineries) to sample a variety of wines, including the unique malvasía, a sweet wine that has become a specialty of the region. Wine tours offer a delightful immersion into the art of winemaking, allowing guests to appreciate the meticulous process that transforms grapes into the nectar of the gods.The towns cultural richness is celebrated in its museums and galleries. The Cueva del Viento, one of the largest volcanic caves in the world, offers a fascinating underground journey through ancient lava tubes. Visitors can explore the intricate formations that bear witness to the geological forces that shaped Tenerife. The Museo de Arte Sacro showcases religious art, providing insight into the spiritual life of the community over the centuries.For those seeking panoramic views, Icod de los Vinos offers vistas of the Atlantic Ocean and the neighbouring island of La Palma. The Mirador de la Playa de San Marcos, a viewpoint overlooking the San Marcos beach, provides a breathtaking tableau of the coastline. The surrounding landscapes, characterised by lush vegetation and rolling hills, invite exploration, with hiking trails leading to hidden gems like the charming village of La Cueva.The town comes alive during its festivals, where locals and visitors alike participate in lively celebrations. The Festival of San Andrés in November sees the streets adorned with colourful carpets made of flowers and dyed salt, paying homage to the patron saint of vineyards and nighttime sees people of many ages flying down the cobbled streets on wooden sleds. The atmosphere is electric with traditional music, dance, and the clinking of glasses filled with local wines.Icod de los Vinos is not merely a destination; its an immersive experience that invites travellers to savour the essence of Tenerifes northern charm. With its ancient dragon tree, historic landmarks, flourishing vineyards, and warm community spirit, this town captures the heart and soul of the island, making it a must-visit for those seeking an authentic Tenerife experience.

6 bedrooms house for sale in Icod de los Vinos, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain

REF ¡Descubre tu oasis costero en el corazón de la bulliciosa zona turística de Icod!Este encantador piso de 90 metros cuadrados te ofrece una experiencia de vida incomparable. Con dos luminosas habitaciones y dos modernos baños, encontrarás el equilibrio perfecto entre comodidad y estilo. Pero lo que realmente hace que este hogar sea especial es su impresionante terraza de 20 metros cuadrados, donde podrás deleitarte con vistas panorámicas al mar mientras disfrutas de tu café matutino o te relajas al atardecer con una copa de vino.Imagina despertar cada día con la brisa marina acariciando tu rostro y el sonido de las olas rompiendo en la costa a tus pies. La cocina americana, completamente reformada y equipada con electrodomésticos de alta gama, te brinda un espacio moderno y funcional donde podrás dar rienda suelta a tu pasión culinaria.

2 bedrooms apartment for sale in Icod de los Vinos, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain

 From a buyer's perspective, this property in Icod de los Vinos, Santa Cruz de Tenerife is an excellent investment opportunity. It is a unique combination of residential and commercial space, allowing the flexibility to utilize it as an aparthotel or a personal residence with a built-in business. The six floors of the property, consisting of 720m2 of total area, provide ample space for creative use and expansion.

The property's location on the main pedestrian street and the availability of parking for six cars make it easily accessible and appealing to potential customers or tenants. Additionally, the property comes with antique furniture in excellent condition, which adds to its charm and aesthetic appeal.

From a real estate investment perspective, the property offers potential for high returns due to its multi-purpose nature and prime location. You could generate income through the commercial space or rent out the residential units while you renovate or utilize the property yourself. A small renovation of the housing part would enable more occupancy options, making the property even more appealing to investors and renters.

As a lifestyle purchase, this property offers the benefits of living in the picturesque town of Icod de Los Vinos, while also having a thriving business on your doorstep. This unique blend of residential and commercial space presents an opportunity to live the laid-back island lifestyle while also running a business or attracting guests. The location, village amenities, and proximity to the sea and La Orotava's historic town make it a perfect choice for someone seeking comfortable living within an engaging and authentic Canarian environment.

Considering all these aspects, this property could be both a shrewd investment choice and a fulfilling lifestyle purchase. It offers plenty of potential for enhancement, comfortable living, and ample income generation.

We offer you an old Canarian house for sale located on the main pedestrian street in Icod de Los Vinos. The old part of the eighteenth century has an area of ​​400m2. It is distributed over 2 floors as a commercial premises and the housing part. It has the floor and the tea ceilings in an excellent state of conservation. You enter this part of the house from the pedestrian street. The extension of the house has an area of ​​320m2 and is distributed over 4 floors, each of 80m2. It has a separate entrance with parking for up to 5 cars and a garage for 2 cars. It also has a patio with barbecue and outdoor kitchen. It is sold with antique furniture in excellent condition. This property is ideal as an aparthotel or a habitual residence with a commercial premises where any type of activity can be carried out. The house does not have structural problems, it only needs a small renovation of the part of the house. Do not miss the opportunity and call us to arrange a visit. The indicated price does not include taxes or registry expenses. The surfaces (meters) expressed on this page are descriptive and approximate. Prices are subject to change without prior notice.

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