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The smallest but most charming of the Casas de Colores, Casa Blanca, the White House, is a gem of understated elegance in natural white and light-wood tones, it can sleep 2 or 4 people.
The main house is designed for two people, and its light filled rooms are ideal for artists, poets or couples. The first thing to catch your eye is the light-grey natural stone cut and laid into the floor by the owner’s own hands. |
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Non-plastered white walls are the main feature of the dining corner, which is furnished with a round table and four light wood chairs. The door opens onto the porch and the open kitchen is also finished in pale wood. Its spacious cupboards and work top will delight the creative cook. Here you will find everything you need: refrigerator, microwave oven, toaster, coffee maker and plenty of cutlery and crockery. |
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The decor in the bathroom is an interesting combination of grey stone and glass tiles which refract the light in different directions. Even the smallest room is light and airy. |
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The bedroom has a large double bed, antique bedside tables, ornate lamps and an impressive wooden beamed ceiling. The white mirrored wardrobe gives you plenty of storage space and the whole ambience is bright and relaxing.
Going through the front door you come to a small porch decorated with ficus trees and geraniums. Here you will find two deckchairs, a garden table and enough room to stretch out in the sun. Should it get too hot, you can refresh yourself under the natural shower which hangs from the wall of the house and, for a taste of a bygone era, you can sit on the stone bench at the stone table. |
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To the left of the porch there is a small cottage with a double bed, pale wood furniture, a kitchen and a bathroom with a shower. This cottage can accommodate two more people. |
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A small staircase leads from the porch to a second terrace that offers the best panoramic view of the all the houses. From here, your eyes can roam freely over the typical terraced landscape of the Canary Islands, past the rooftops and out to sea. |
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