Land, stone and the heritage of water. A family estate in Gran Canaria, with a vision for its next chapter.
La Aldea del Valle del Agua brings together two family inheritance lines in Furel, Hoya de Caiderillos and Balango. The working inventory covers approximately 38 hectares and 41 properties.
The first step is to consolidate ownership and verify the estate against the Land Registry, Cadastre and a survey. That foundation will guide any future agricultural, heritage or hospitality project.
Historic wells, a wind-powered pump, reservoirs and a Ruston engine tell the story of a landscape shaped by agriculture. Their conservation is central to the vision.
Documented hydraulic structures. Their condition, water rights and availability require verification.
Existing buildings, cultivated terraces and volcanic slopes give the estate its identity.
Conservation and potential uses must be assessed property by property.
An exploration of landscape, architecture and the heritage of water. These images express a vision for the project.
Conceptual images. Future uses and design remain subject to verification and approvals.
A preliminary vision rooted in the character of the place, to be developed after ownership and planning checks.
Explore the rehabilitation of existing buildings, respecting their scale and identity.
Assess a small hospitality offer where the planning framework permits it.
Recover agricultural activity and study responsible water management.
Connect landscape, walking routes and quiet spaces, subject to feasibility.
Preliminary concept. No definitive masterplan or development permissions are presented on this website.
Map interests and ownership restrictions before selecting any legal structure.
Reconcile titles, cadastral information, boundaries and permitted uses.
Assess the buildings and hydraulic heritage before planning their rehabilitation.
Define costs, potential operations and partnerships from verified information.
The documented roadmap begins with heritage consolidation. Each subsequent stage depends on its findings and on professional validation.
Ownership map, restrictions, registration and fiscal review.
Survey, property-level planning checks and heritage assessment.
Agriculture and rehabilitation, where technically and legally feasible.
Define a wider programme only after feasibility and permissions.
An introduction layer powered by SCG Global Group — private access between international capital and off-market Spanish real estate.
For family members, potential partners and those interested in the project: a first conversation about the estate, its heritage and its next steps.
Preliminary information. No investment offer or solicitation.