Canary Islands Spain Affordable Cave Home on 1 Acre Under $69K
Beautifully updated and highly affordable, this unique Canary Islands cave house includes over an acre of combined land for farming and living. Embrace the historic charm of Santa María de Guía, Spain, with existing water access and generator power already in place.
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- 1 bed
- 1 bath
- 1.03 acre lot
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About This Canary Islands Spain Affordable Cave Home on 1 Acre Under $69K
Recently renovated and available for purchase, this unique cave house sits on a 0.54-acre plot, accompanied by nearly half an acre of dedicated farmland. Essential utilities are already in place, including an active water supply and a generator for electricity, with the option to request a formal electric meter connection.
Santa María de Guía provides a stunning backdrop in northern Gran Canaria, celebrated for its traditional architecture and lush green landscapes. World-famous for its unique Flower Cheese crafted with natural thistle rennet, the historic town also invites exploration of the Cenobio de Valerón, an ancient archaeological site boasting hundreds of caves carved directly into the volcanic cliffs.
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If interested in a property, please contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended.
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Guía, Spain $68,710 USD
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Santa María de Guía de Gran Canaria, Spain
Santa María de Guía de Gran Canaria, commonly known simply as Guía, is a charming municipality located in the northern part of the island of Gran Canaria. It is characterized by its lush, green landscapes and a rugged coastline that meets the Atlantic Ocean. The town center is recognized for its well-preserved historical architecture, featuring narrow streets and traditional Canarian houses with wooden balconies. This area feels like a step back in time, offering a peaceful atmosphere that contrasts with the more bustling tourist hubs on the southern part of the island.
The town is perhaps most famous for its culinary heritage, specifically the Queso de Flor, or Flower Cheese. This unique dairy product is made using the juice from the flower heads of cardoons or artichokes as a natural rennet, giving the cheese a distinctively creamy texture and a slightly bitter finish. Visitors often flock to the local markets and small shops to sample this protected designation of origin delicacy. Beyond the cheese, the local economy and culture are deeply rooted in agriculture, with the surrounding fertile lands producing a variety of crops that have sustained the community for centuries.
For those interested in history and nature, Guía offers significant archaeological sites and outdoor activities. The Cenobio de Valerón is a nearby highlight, consisting of an impressive complex of over 200 caves carved into a cliffside by the island’s original inhabitants to store grain. The municipality also provides numerous hiking trails that wind through the volcanic terrain and laurel forests, offering panoramic views of the northern coast. Whether you are exploring the pre-Hispanic granaries or enjoying a quiet moment in the Plaza Grande, the town provides a deep connection to the authentic spirit of the Canary Islands.
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