3 bedroom penthouse apartment in Sueño Azul, Callao Salvaje

The outstanding feature of this apartment will make you never want to leave it again – or have any necessity to!

Discover this beautifully renovated penthouse apartment that spans across two levels, offering three bedrooms and three bathrooms, including an ensuite in the principal bedroom.

Set in a perfect location just a few meters from the shoreline, this beautiful apartment offers unparalleled views from its two floors with the rear providing a direct sight of Mount Teide and the front offering panoramic views across to the island of La Gomera.

Inside

This property consists of a well-appointed kitchen and an attractive lounge/dining area that grants access to a front terrace providing wonderful sea views, a principal en-suite bedroom, a second double bedroom and two contemporary bathrooms.

Upstairs

Climbing the stairs from the entrance area will take you to a delightful second lounge that can be easily converted into a spacious third bedroom.

Outside

Offering plenty of storage options and a functional utility area complete with a washing machine and sink, the spacious terrace treats you to unparalleled views of the sea and mountains.

Sueño Azul – The Complex

Sueño Azul…is…more of an area than a complex as such. 

Built up since its inception in the late 80s it’s a good mixture of holiday homes and full time residential property spread over a large area of Callao Salvaje. 

From Sueño Azul, it’s a short walk to the centre of town where you’ll find shops, supermarkets, bars and restaurants…and some nice ones too and the beach is just a couple of minutes walk further on from the town centre. 

In the western side of Sueño Azul is a swimming pool, which is a private, sea water, pool which has a bar area and although obviously owners and ideas change throughout the years, the last I heard was that there was a discount for residents of the area.

Callao Salvaje – The town

Although Callao Salvaje has a couple of hotels, it’s mainly a residential area and has quite a few long term residents.

The town itself has a good selection of shops, smaller supermarkets, bars and restaurants and if you can’t find what you need in the town, then the larger town of Adeje is just 5 minutes up the road.

The beach, Playa de Ajabo, was totally refurbished during 2011 and 2012 and reopened in 2014 and, although a volcanic sandy beach, which for some reason some people aren’t keen on, is a great beach with sun-beds and parasols and the sea is quite calm thanks to a water break which was built during the beach refurbishment.