At the entrance to the village of Haría, in the green north of Lanzarote, Finca El Pedregal is a rural estate of 69,233 m² with views over the Valley of the Thousand Palms and the La Corona volcano; from the upper boundary of the land there is a view of the sea.
The main building of 387.88 m² contains three independent homes over two floors, with two access entrances. The ground-floor home (148.76 m²) offers an open kitchen and dining room, a large living room, two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a laundry room. The first of the upper homes (114.17 m²) has a living room with wood-burning fireplace, separate kitchen, three bedrooms, dressing room, two bathrooms, pantry and solana. The second (54.97 m²) comprises a living room, separate kitchen, one bedroom, dressing room, bathroom, laundry room and a generous terrace. A battery room and a double garage of around 70 m² complete the building. Each home has its own water meter, and there is a separate agricultural meter.
The estate is entirely off-grid: independent photovoltaic panels with battery storage cover the property's electrical needs, supported by two solar water heaters, a new 16-bottle gas installation and a wallbox for electric-vehicle charging.
Around the homes lie the working parts of the finca: a single-storey range of stables, pens and stores of 279.27 m², a further stable of 19.12 m² together with an exercise yard of around 300 m², an aljibe, and two part-roofed sheds totalling around 1,000 m² with walls and access gates. A 1,000 m² orchard holds a variety of fruit trees, a pond, an aviary and a hen house. The land is a registered agricultural-livestock holding, currently farmed organically with olives, vines and pitahaya among other crops.
A rare combination on the island: a self-sufficient family estate, guest accommodation and a genuine agricultural project in one of Lanzarote's most beautiful settings.