We are pleased to present this spacious multi-level villa, offering an excellent opportunity for buyers seeking a renovation project to create their ideal home.
Situated in a peaceful residential area, the property features generous indoor and outdoor living spaces, including multiple terraces, a private swimming pool, and panoramic views out towards Playa Paraíso from the large balcony coming from the lounge.
While the villa would benefit from modernisation, it holds fantastic potential to be transformed into a stylish and comfortable family home or a luxurious holiday retreat.
Inside – Main Level
Upon entering through the main garden door, you’ll step up a couple of steps into a charming garden area featuring a pair of Canary Island pine trees.
To the right, an exterior staircase leads down to the lower level of the villa, while a few more steps take you down to the expansive outdoor terrace, complete with a private pool and sunbathing area.
The main entrance opens into a bright hallway. To the left, there is a spacious double en-suite bedroom with a shower, toilet, and hand basin. Next to it, you’ll find a small utility room, ideal for storage.
Opposite the bedroom, a large, 1990s-style kitchen, although functioning, offers ample room for a modern renovation. Inside to the kitchen is another convenient utility room for additional storage or laundry use.
Continuing through the hallway, you enter a generous, light-filled lounge with sliding glass doors that open onto a wide terrace boasting southeast-facing sea views.
Also on this level is a second double en-suite bedroom, featuring sliding doors that lead out to the same terrace. The private bathroom includes a shower, toilet, and hand basin.
Upstairs – Roof Terrace
Next to the second bedroom, a staircase leads up to the rooftop terrace. This area includes a built-in barbecue and space for sun loungers. It offers views towards La Gomera and a partial view of Playa Paraíso. Again, in need of some work, it has great potential to become a relaxing outdoor space.
Lowel Level
Heading down from the rooftop terrace and passing through the lounge, another staircase takes you to the lower level of the villa.
At the bottom of the stairs, on the right-hand side, there is a shared bathroom equipped with a shower, toilet, and hand basin. A central hallway leads to the bedrooms on this level. To the left, you’ll find a large double en-suite bedroom with a private bathroom featuring a bath, toilet, and sink. This bedroom also has access to a staircase leading down to the pool area.
Continuing along the hallway, a small hallway leads to a potential office space, currently used for storage, with doors that open directly onto the main pool terrace.
Further along, there is a spacious bedroom currently fitted with a single bed. This room features a built-in wardrobe and has direct access to a small cove that leads to the pool area. The bathroom for this bedroom is shared and not en-suite.
Additionally, there is another double-sized bedroom, also currently set up with a single bed. It includes a built-in wardrobe with generous storage space and a private en-suite bathroom with a walk-in shower, basin, and toilet.
Outside
Entering through the main garden door, you’ll walk up a few steps and find a small garden area to the right, featuring mature trees that resemble Canarian pines.
A pathway leads down to the lower part of the garden and around the side of the villa. At the rear of the property, there is a generous terrace with a kidney-shaped swimming pool and shaded seating areas, perfect for relaxing or entertaining.
The rooftop level also includes a terrace with a built-in barbecue, space for sunbeds, and panoramic views toward the southeast and over the nearby rooftops toward the ocean.
There’s also a space for two cars to be parked off road – this is not a garage, but a large space.
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.
