These rural homes for tourists are the result of the renovation (carried out in November 2000) of houses whose origins go back to the year 1512.

They are located in the district of "Buenavista de Arriba" in a well known estate known as "La Principal" which is included in the "Catalogue of the Protection of the Heritage of the Municipality of Breña Alta" due to its antiquity and importance.

The restoration project was carried out in November 2000 and forms part of the maintenance and conservation of the architectural heritage of the different rural zones of the Canary Islands.

This construction of traditional Canarian architecture is isolated and surrounded by indigenous vegetation and is mainly based on the cultivation of Strelitzias and fruit.

It is offered as individual property that makes up a part of the registered estate. There are three houses for exclusive use. Two of these have two double bedrooms, for a maximum capacity of four people. The third is a studio for two people. All have a dining room, kitchen, bathroom, external patio and vegetable garden.