Fataga - Rural Hotel
Ref:240
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| Status: |
For Sale |
| Price |
€ 1.500.000 |
| Location: |
Fataga
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| Type: |
Hotel + Restaurant
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| Living Areas: |
6 |
| Beds: |
20 |
| Baths: |
20 |
| Floor Area: |
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| Plot Area: |
800000 m2 |
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Rural Hotel with 20 bungalows, restaurant. Here is about 800000 m2 plot - an old historic place.
This Hotel Rural has a unique setting in a natural conservation area in a palm forest of more than a thousand palm trees. There are wonderful opportunities for trekking. The area is very rural agricultural and rural with some cattle farming. Local food is excellent and from the land. The traditional Canarian dates back to the 17th Century. Here the architecture is as much part of the heritage as the fruit tree plantations and orchards.
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Fataga is a typical village in Gran Canaria. It has old, narrow lanes made out of stones and many historic Canarian houses.
The village can trace its origins back for more than 2000 years, when the area of the current village was inhabited by the Guanche natives.
The village became known as Adfatagad in the 16th century, around the time when the struggle for control of the Canary Islands between the Guanches and the Spanish was taking place. Many of the battles in the final stages of this conflict took place in and around the Barranco de Fataga.
Another view of FatagamBy the end of the 19th century, Fataga had some 650 inhabitants, dedicated to the farming of cereals, vegetables and fruits, as well as cattle. At that time it was a self-sufficient farming community, owing its prosperity to the water source known as "El Cercado de Fataga" (The Orchard of Fataga) or "Fuente Grande" (Great Spring).
Fataga is a characteristic village in the island. Old narrow lanes made out of stones and famous historic Canarian houses. The village is part of the list of World Heritage Sites. The village is in the Barranco de Fataga, known as the "valley of the thousand palms" with brown rocks and small shades of green.
The villagers constructed their church dedicated to St. José in the year of 1880. In the period up to the present day new farms and houses have been built often growing fruits such as oranges, lemons, apricots and grapes, however the population of the village has now dropped to around 400.
Fataga is more than a very popular day-trip destination for holidaymakers staying in the coastal regions of Gran Canaria.
Fataga has a small school, two restaurants, tourist areas, a bakery, and a mill. The art gallery which can be found at the back of the village is most certainly worth a visit both for the art and the views from this point.
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