The villa
Space, privacy and a view that doesn't quit
Casa Roseena is a detached three-bedroom villa on the edge of Tindaya, a traditional village at the foot of the island's sacred mountain. It stands in 1,300 m² of tropical gardens, planted with Canarian flora and enclosed by a traditional volcanic stone wall, with a sliding gate and a large parking area at the front. Everything you need is on the ground floor — kitchen, dining and seating area in the middle, with a bedroom and bathroom at each end — and upstairs there's a relaxed lounge that opens onto a big roof terrace looking out to the Atlantic, Montaña Tindaya and the countryside around. Behind the villa is the private pool, with a terrace, an outdoor shower and two pergolas: one open, one glass-enclosed with three big sliding doors, so you can eat out of the sun by day and watch the stars in the evening. The three bedrooms (a master with ensuite, a double and a twin) all have fans, hairdryers and mosquito screens, and the fully equipped kitchen has a dishwasher and a Dolce Gusto machine. The villa sleeps six. Bookings can start on any day of the week, subject to availability, with check-in from 3 pm and check-out by 11 am. A car is highly recommended, and the airport is about 35 minutes away. Stays of up to three months are welcome, with regular cleans arranged for longer bookings.
Book direct, no middleman fees
Book direct for the best price. The nightly rate is for two guests, with a small weekly supplement for each additional guest (the owner is often flexible, so just ask). Longer stays of up to three months are welcome too.
Around the villa
A pool, a pergola and a roof terrace
Three outdoor spaces, three moods — sunlit, shaded and starlit.
A private pool with a pergola for every hour
The pool sits behind volcanic stone walls for privacy, with an outdoor shower, an open pergola and a glass-enclosed one that opens through three large sliding doors — shade by day, a quiet table under the stars by night.
The terrace with the view
Upstairs, the lounge opens onto a large roof terrace looking out to the Atlantic, Montaña Tindaya and the mountains around the village — most of which can also be seen from the pool and gardens.
Three bedrooms, all with fans and mosquito screens
A master with an ensuite shower room, a double and a twin — each with built-in wardrobes, plenty of storage, a hairdryer and mosquito screens, so you can sleep with the window open to the breeze.
Gallery
Every room, every angle
The villa, its gardens, the pool and the landscape of northern Fuerteventura.
Amenities
