Holiday home for max. 2 persons
Las Rosas, Tenerife, (Teide National Park), Spain

Cosy country house built in 1890, ideal for a quiet holiday in companionship.

It is located in a rural, protected and quiet area, isolated from the city, surrounded by gardens and fruit trees, close to places of interest such as the Bosque del Adelantado, the recreational area of Las Raíces or the village of Machado with the house of the pirate Amaro Pardo.

Finca La Majadera is located in Las Rosas, close to La Esperanza, where the Town Hall of our municipality El Rosario is located. Our area is also the last town you come across before heading to the Teide National Park from La Laguna on the TF24.

A town steeped in history, a reflection of the most rural Tenerife.

Our Villa I is an old annexe of the main house from the 19th century where the barn was located, and the harvest was accumulated throughout the year.

Nowadays it is a very cosy house of about 45 m² where you will find many details:

• Living room with fireplace and TV with Google Chrome system.
• Fully equipped kitchen with dining table, fridge and microwave, among other things.
• Bathroom with rain shower, hairdryer, bathrobes, towels and some gift items.
• Room with views of the swimming pool and our neighbouring Gran Canaria, where you can rest on our single beds.
• Equipped terrace from where you can access the swimming pool and private barbecue.

The house has been designed for rest and peace, which is why it is private and exclusive to whoever stays in it.

Walking through the door, you will first see the garden with our pear trees; if you come in August or September, you can eat the pears straight from the tree.

As you walk through the garden, you can see the heated swimming pool with a salt chlorinator system, which makes it skin and environmentally friendly.

In front of the pool is the BBQ with all the necessary equipment; next to it are sunbeds for sunbathing, and on the other side is a table with chairs to enjoy lunch in a cosy and quiet place.

Our neighbouring island of Gran Canaria occasionally comes out to greet us, and at night, as there is little light pollution, you can see an almost perfect sky.

The garage at Finca La Majadera is for our clients and the staff working on our farm. It is the only common area.

To get to our Villa I you have to go through the village which, being a rural area, has some peculiarities, which make the place so quiet.

So from our Villas, you can visit a municipality full of places of interest, paths and areas for walking, cycling or simply walking; from Finca La Majadera, we recommend some:

• Bosque del Adelantado: This small laurel redoubt is very close to the historic centre of La Esperanza, the municipality's capital. Located in a ravine, this corner survived the logging and livestock activity that El Rosario experienced after the conquest of the islands. It has an area of ​​25,397 m2 and reaches an altitude between 850 and 875 meters above sea level.
• Historical Path of Candelaria: This path's great historical and ethnographic value, vital for communications within the island in past centuries, has led it to be declared an Asset of Cultural Interest in 2008. Around it, you can see ancient you were of wheat, the House of the Pirate and the Hermitage of Our Lady of the Rosary. It should be noted that this path is kept alive thanks to the enthusiasm of the pilgrims who travel it every year until they reach Villa de Candelaria.
• Casa del Pirata: Also known as the Casa de Los Mesa and the Casa de Amaro Pargo, it was declared of Cultural Interest in 2003. It is an old Canarian-style country house, practically in ruins, which it is said was the house of the famous Tenerife pirate Amaro Pargo. From the building, located on a watchtower, a panoramic view from the south coast of Tenerife would make it a strategic point to watch the ships that appear on the horizon.
• Hermitage of Ntra. Sra. Del Rosario: Located in the Machado area, this hermitage declared an Asset of Cultural Interest is dedicated to both Our Lady of Rosario and San Amaro. It is located next to the Casa del Pirata and the historical path of Candelaria, to which it is closely linked; It was born from the need to find a place to protect pilgrims from the weather. The interior of the hermitage houses a proto-Baroque altarpiece from 1672 and an image of the Virgin from the 17th century.
• Church of Nuestra Señora de La Esperanza: Neocolonial style, built on land once occupied by a hermitage. Inside is a detailed image of Nuestra Señora de Los Dolores and a San Juan from the 17th century. It has been declared an Asset of Cultural Interest. It is located in the town centre of La Esperanza, near the town hall.
• Montaña Grande Viewpoint: If you go up the TF-24 road towards Teide, you will find a clearing that opens up in the middle of a pine forest with hundred-year-old specimens. Do not hesitate and take a detour to find yourself with excellent views of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, the agricultural area of ​​El Rosario and the rugged mountains of Anaga. If you turn your gaze to the south, you will have exciting views of the Malpaís de Güímar and even the paradisiacal coastal town of El Médano.
• Playa de la Nea: Considered by bathers as one of the best beaches in El Rosario, it has an average width of 25 meters and a length of 210 meters. The gardens of its promenade surround this black sand beach with several apartment buildings. La Nea beach has a guarded parking area, public transport, toilets, litter bins and a kiosk bar.
• Radazul Beach: Located in the Radazul area, from which it takes its name, it is also known as Litoral del Rosario beach. It has two small black sand beaches protected by a breakwater and a large bathing area open to the sea. Around it is a children's playground, gardens and a solarium from which you can admire an impressive view of the Güímar Valley coast. It has public parking and a private one located next to the marina.
• Radazul Marina: El Rosario has a marina in the Radazul area, protected from the wind, thanks to its location. This marina has various services to guarantee the comfort of its users, from travelift and fixed and mechanical crane to restaurants and cafeterias with direct access from the dock. Around it, several diving schools take advantage of the transparency of the Rosario waters to practice this sport that is so popular in Tenerife.
• Las Raíces Recreational Area: The Las Raíces recreational area is located on the Las Lagunetas mountain and is the meeting point for those seeking fun in a natural environment. On weekends and holidays, it is very popular with students and families, and under the shade of its pine trees, all kinds of celebrations are held in which the company of loved ones, nature and good food are the stars. The recreational area has bathrooms enabled for its users. Las Raíces also has a free camping area for which it is necessary to reserve a space in advance.