Cosy house with private pool and garden located on the northern slope of the quiet Agaete Valley, only 3 km from the village centre and 5 km from the beach and ocean pools. Casa Mimosa is perfect as a starting point for hikes or cycling routes around the northwest of the island, and is the ideal place to relax by the pool or in the garden after a day spent discovering the landscapes of Gran Canaria. Recommended for families and people looking to spend a few days relaxing in nature in one of the most privileged climates on the planet with maximum temperatures of 27°C in summer and minimum temperatures of 15° in winter. A high-speed fibre-optic internet connection will allow you to work remotely after a morning swim in the sea or a walk along the paths of the valley.

I was born and raised in Gran Canaria. I have lived in Madrid, Seville, Brussels and Berlin. I dream of one day returning to the island and recently found the perfect place where I would like to live: a little house with a garden and beautiful views of the mountains of Tamadaba and the Teide, in the Agaete Valley, my favourite place on the island. While I can't enjoy it, I invite you to enjoy it yourself.

Agaete is a seaside village, its town centre is located at an altitude of 43 metres above sea level. The topography of Agaete is, in general, very abrupt. Three main basins stand out: El Risco, Guayedra and Agaete, reaching a maximum altitude of 1,180 metres in the summit area of the Pinar de Tamadaba. The Tamadaba Natural Park is a protected area, and contains the largest pine forest in Gran Canaria. Towards the sea, the massif descends steep slopes, steep ravines and steep cliffs, creating a landscape of great beauty, where the impressive Roque Faneque stands out, whose 1,008 metres high drop vertically into the sea, and is considered one of the highest active cliffs in the world. In the upper part of the massif, at an altitude of over 1,000 metres, there is a flat area occupied by a dense forest of Canary Island pines. From the Agaete Valley, which stands out for its unique beauty and its tropical fruit, orange and coffee plantations, there are impressive views of the Tamadaba massif, with its lush pine forests. In addition to the great beauty of the Agaete Valley, you can enjoy the traditional constructions that give shelter to rural tourism in the area, encouraging the practice of hiking in the municipality. Puerto de Las Nieves is the coastal area of the municipality. Here we find the Chapel and its Triptych of Our Lady of Las Nieves, the latter attributed to the 16th century Flemish painter Joos Van Cleve. In Puerto de Las Nieves, you can see the Roque Partido or Dedo Dios, another symbol for the Canary Islanders. The Roque Partido is a rock formation that has taken the shape of a hand due to erosion. Agaete is also home to some of the most popular natural pools and beaches in the north of the island. The busiest is Playa de Las Nieves, with calm waters and a good seafaring atmosphere, full of restaurants offering the best of the local gastronomy and a picturesque promenade.