Spectacular villa in Santa Brígida

Engel&Völkers presents this impressive villa located in the heart of Santa Brígida while preserving the feeling of being away from the town centre. The property consists of three floors, the ground floor with garage for several vehicles, office, bedroom, pantry, laundry room and a complete bathroom. It could be used as a guest apartment.
On the first floor there are two independent living rooms, the main one with terrace. This floor has a bathroom and a large kitchen with direct access and views to the garden. On the first floor we find the four bedrooms, all of them exterior, the master bedroom with en suite bathroom in travertine marble and a large dressing room. Another of the bedrooms has direct access to the magnificent Canarian balcony that this property enjoys. The roof terrace has several solar panels and a skylight that floods the fantastic wooden staircase with light and air and maintains the original elements of the house built in 1900. All the woodwork on the doors, terraces and parquet floors are of quality woods such as vitacola and jatoba. The windows and walls are insulated for both noise and temperature. The wall of the main staircase maintains the original wall reminding us that we are in a historical house, also the stonework of Arucas on the outside is outstanding. On the first floor is the immense garden with a large, covered terrace area and a beautiful fountain. Property with many possibilities, for investors who want to build on the plot, as well as for a rural house, clinic, restaurant or for families who want to enjoy this marvellous property with the option of adding a swimming pool.

Location

La Villa de Santa Brígida, with 18.300 inhabitants, is the third smallest municipality in surface of the island and the one with the highest income per capita in the Canary Islands, which islocated 14 kilometres away from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Its urban centre is situated in a ravine with beautiful palm groves. Nowadays, in Santa Brígida there is a mixture of an agricultural past and a residential present, as it is possible to appreciate spectacular villas and houses that conserve elements of traditional architecture.
Santa Brígida is also known for its rich landscape, and a few kilometres from the town is the Bandama Natural Monument, an extinct volcanic caldera with a depth of 200 metres and a diameter of one kilometre, which offers magnificent views of the central, northern and eastern parts of the island.
The village has supermarkets, a public school, a nursery school, a kindergarten, a children's play centre, several restaurants, banks, bread factories, pharmacies, a public health centre, a residence for the elderly and a sports centre with an indoor swimming pool, where a farmers' market is held at weekends. Fifteen minutes separate the village from the two main first class hospitals in the Canary Islands.
It is also close to several of the main private bilingual schools on the island and to the famous Real Club de Golf de Las Palmas in Bandama, dean of Spain 1891.