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If you wish to enjoy warm weather and stunning views of the sea and Mount Teide, book now. Located in Santa Úrsula, this exclusive holiday loft, Ático Mirador de Humboldt, offers you fantastic views of the Atlantic and Mount Teide. The 50 m² property consists of an open space with a modern, fully equipped kitchen, a double bed, a bathroom, and a workspace, making it very cozy for 2 people. There is a large window from which you can see Teide and the sea. You will find a sun terrace with a shower and two sun loungers to enjoy the sun and the impressive coastal views. Additional amenities include high-speed Wi-Fi (suitable for video calls), television, fan, washing machine, kettle, capsule coffee machine, and microwave. This accommodation does not have air conditioning, but it does have a fan. The holiday rental offers two private open terraces with magnificent sea views. The property is located in a quiet residential area that allows you to enjoy wonderful sea views and sunsets. Nearby recommendations include a theme park, Teide National Park, La Orotava, Puerto de la Cruz, a golf course, and the beaches Bollullo, Ancon, and Los Patos. In addition, the holiday home is close to supermarkets, a pharmacy, the north airport, and several high-quality restaurants serving typical Canarian food, as well as a bakery with artisanal bread. There is free parking on the street. Pets, smoking, and events are not allowed. Please note that the upper floor of the attic is accessed by a flight of stairs. The accommodation features energy and water-saving measures. Electricity is partly generated by photovoltaic panels and sustainable materials have been used for insulation.