
Costa Adeje
2 propertiesThe established south: seafront promenade, golf courses and the island's widest sea-facing villas.
On an island of two thousand square kilometres there are four climates and as many ways to live. Choosing the right place matters more than choosing the right house, because the house can be changed.

The established south: seafront promenade, golf courses and the island's widest sea-facing villas.

Alcalá, Playa San Juan and the Abama stretch. The least built-up south, with Teide behind and the sea in front.

Los Cristianos, Palm-Mar and Chayofa. A lower price per square metre than Adeje and far more variety.

Playa de la Arena and Los Gigantes: a five-hundred-metre cliff and the calmest water on the west coast.

The north with a town attached: period houses, tropical gardens and buyers who want streets, not a gated estate.

The valley: banana estates, high ground looking at Teide, and inland prices per square metre.
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