Gran Canaria Home Real Estate presents this Country House on a Finca a few steps from the center of Fataga, San Bartolomé de Tirajana. The property of about 957 m2 has a comfortable and direct entrance with the car. There is a lot of space for your own creations, currently there are many fruit trees such as orange trees, lemons, passion fruit, bananas... The House has a living room with access to one of the terraces, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, separate kitchen, utility room, parking for 2 cars. There are water rights along with a pond holding about 125,000 liters of water. There is an option to buy another plot next to the other of 2225 m2 from the same owner. which would be a total of 3200 m2 that could be enjoyed separately or together. Legal warning Price does not include taxes and sales expenses. -Property Transfer Tax (6.5%), -Notary, Property Registry and agency expenses. -8-10% of the sale price is calculated The Data displayed is merely indicative and may be subject to involuntary errors or omissions. For more information, please contact us. Gran Canaria is one of the islands of the Spanish autonomous community of the Canary Islands, off northwest Africa. It is known for its white sand and black lava beaches. To the south, the bustling beaches of Inglés and Puerto Rico stand out, as well as the quieter beaches of Puerto de Mogán and San Agustín. To the north, the capital city of Las Palmas is a major stop for cruise ships and a tax-free shopping area. The interior of the island is rural and mountainous. Fataga is a Spanish town belonging to the municipality of San Bartolomé de Tirajana, on the island of Gran Canaria, autonomous community of the Canary Islands. Fataga is one of the towns that best take care of its heritage in Gran Canaria. Several houses preserve their traditional Canarian state, in their old and narrow streets paved with stone. That is why it has a World Heritage candidacy. Two restaurants, two tourist shops, the old Cazorla mill (water mill), an art gallery and a museum since 2006 -Museo de Fataga- are the other centers of tourist attraction. The former bakery was out of service at the end of 2006. The town suffered fire damage in 2007. In addition to the destruction of buildings - such as a nursery - many plants were burned. Residents made a huge effort to fight the fire in the village, but the damage is visible. But it has now been reopened.