Engel & Völkers presents "Finca La Sabina", which is located in the municipality of Buenavista del Norte, in the foothills of the Teno Rural Park, bordering the bird and ecosystem protection area. It covers an area of approximately 3.7 hectares and is dedicated to the cultivation of vineyards and fruit trees.
The property is located 1.9 km from the town center, 5 minutes by car. The area, of absolute tranquility, is suitable for the practice of bird watching and native vegetation, hiking, swimming and golf. The Finca is accessed by an asphalted agricultural road that connects to the farms in the area, without being a passageway to other destinations. Due to its topography, it has spectacular views of the estate and the region. The property has 2 water ponds, drip irrigation and the utilities of irrigation water, drinking water and electricity. Inside there are three buildings.
Building 1: Two-storey chalet, located in the center of the estate, surrounded by a garden and agricultural orchard. The ground floor is distributed in access staircase, bathroom, 2 living rooms and garage, with a covered terrace with built-in barbecue and independent wine cellar. The upper floor consists of living-dining room, independent kitchen, three bedrooms with direct access to the terrace and from there to the garden area and the roof terrace. It has a sports area for playing tennis, five-a-side football, etc. The exterior has a rural aspect and the materials used are parquet flooring throughout the house, except in the kitchen, bathrooms and bedroom. The carpentry is of wood, with fixed slat folding blinds.
Building 2: Independent, on one floor, distributed in garage, cellar, tack room and two sheds.
Building 3: Two independent one-storey modules, the first for cattle, tools store, wine press and toilet and the second for five horse stables and a tack room.
Building 4: Independent underground cellar, one storey.
Buenavista is the last village in the north of Tenerife; at the end of the road there is only the rocky fortress landscape of the Teno Mountains. This northern village has its own charm, but it is not only due to the impressive landscape that surrounds it.
The town has been declared an Asset of Cultural Interest in the category of Historic Site, due to the design of the old streets and the numerous typical traditional houses that combine the different styles handed down by the conquerors.
In this municipality, agriculture and livestock are the main activities. Bananas, tomatoes, flowers and ornamental plants are grown. In the interior, vines, potatoes and fruit trees are cultivated.
Goat breeding is particularly important in Teno Alto, where an excellent artisan cheese of high reputation is produced.
It flourishes a village that has managed to preserve traditions such as the bone, wood, cane and straw crafts.
The irregular and capricious soil of this municipality in Tenerife offers endless opportunities to enjoy nature and hiking.
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