Penthouse near García Sanabria: a dream project

€1,175,000

7 Rooms
4 Bedrooms
4 Bathrooms
~318 m² Total surface
~249 m² Living area
~183 m² Terrace surface

Description

Engel & Völkers is pleased to present this unique property in the very heart of the Historic District of the Hotel Quarter, undoubtedly one of the most exclusive areas of Santa Cruz de Tenerife. Just a few steps from the park, this property occupies the entire top floor of the building and also includes exclusive private use of the rooftop terrace. With almost 300 built square meters, plus a similar area of open-air terraces, it is an outstanding canvas for the most ambitious projects. The home, in need of renovation, is laid out in several rooms including bedrooms and other areas, a very spacious living-dining room opening onto a front terrace, and a large kitchen leading to a generous rear terrace where there is also a charming glass-enclosed studio. The property includes a parking space and a storage room in the same building. Do not miss this one-of-a-kind opportunity to bring your dream project to life.

Features

BalconyGaragePatioTerraceAtticBuilt in wardrobeGreen viewGuest toiletMountain view

Engel & Völkers Santa Cruz de Tenerife

+34 922 441 209

Your advisor: Abel Medina

Property ID: W-047MUH

Location: Los Hoteles, Santa Cruz de Tenerife

The Hotel District defines a residential area of the city between La Rambla and the streets of Robayna, Méndez Núñez and Numancia, including García Sanabria Park, which brings together some of the finest examples of eclectic and Modernist architecture in the Canary Islands from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. In the Viera y Clavijo area in particular, the neighborhood’s characteristic housing concept is represented—classically styled homes with a front garden—alongside other Rationalist examples aimed at the well-to-do classes, whose central axis was 25 de Julio Avenue (formerly known as Gran Vía), designed by M. Cámara in 1889. The expressive freedom of signature architecture with an international connection is highlighted, showcasing the mix of styles and artistic dynamism of the period. The area around Viera y Clavijo, Numancia, and Doctor José Naveiras streets, adjacent to García Sanabria Park, contains outstanding examples of eclectic and Rationalist architecture that have made this neighborhood one of the city’s most privileged areas due to its great artistic beauty and the tranquility of its green spaces such as the Park and Los Patos Square.