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The house, originally built in 1905, underwent a meticulous restoration in 2008, using exceptional quality wood. It now seamlessly combines modern elements with its charming old-world character. The stone walls, reminiscent of its historical roots, have been preserved, adding a touch of authenticity. The house consists of two distinct parts, and the one available here features an open kitchen and living room, a bathroom, and an inviting open bedroom on the upper level. The spacious terrace provides ample space for dining and sunbathing, allowing you to savor meals or bask in the sun on comfortable sunbeds. Rambla de Castro, spanning an impressive 45.9 hectares, is a protected area of immense scenic value. It is home to a prominent population of Canary Island palms, including captivating specimens of dragon trees, alongside a diverse array of plant and animal species, with a particular abundance of birdlife. Standing as a visible testament to the area's rich history is the Gordejuela Water Elevator, an ancient hydraulic pump station now in ruins. It can be seen from the eastern side of the Castro mansion and various other locations within this natural setting. Constructed in 1903 by the esteemed Hamilton House, this engineering marvel represents a significant landmark of its time. Overcoming the challenging topography of the land, it housed the first steam engine on the island of Tenerife. Its primary purpose was to harness the power of water to drive a flour mill in Gordejuela and transport the water to the banana cultivation areas in the Orotava Valley.

Rambla de Castro is a protected area of 45.9 hectares comprising a place of great scenic value where lives a leading palm Canary Island palms with some specimens of dragon tree, along with other plant and animal species, especially birds. The Water Elevator Gordejuela, an old hydraulic pump station in ruins visible from the mansion Castro east and from many other parts of this natural setting. This industry was built in 1903 by the Hamilton house. This is a landmark work in its time by the complicated topography of the land and the first steam engine of the island of Tenerife have been installed inside. Their goal was to use the waters to give birth in Gordejuela driving force a flour mill, and raise them to the banana growing areas in the valley of Orotava .