Canary Islands, Fuerteventura, Antigua, Spain

Nestled in a stunning landscape near the famous caldera of Gairía, this estate is well-known across Fuerteventura and the Canary Islands. Fuerteventura, the oldest island in the Canary archipelago, boasts vast plains, steppes, and impressive natural parks. It was declared a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in 2009 and is celebrated for its pristine skies and unique environment. Fuerteventura has also been declared a Starlight Reserve by Unesco, due to its low light pollution, low cloud cover and the tranquillity of the place.

The property consists of three rustic plots covering a total of 156,500 m², featuring a 2,160 m² industrial building for processing Barbadensis Aloe Vera, renowned for its beneficial properties. The industrial structure is spacious and fitted with double-portico designs. The main entrance showcases noni and pomegranate plants, alongside a photovoltaic panel system for energy production.
The estate also includes manufacturing equipment, a storage area, and a shop that displays and sells Aloe Vera products. As the largest building on the island with an active license, it stands out as a unique opportunity.

The property is designed to maximize the island's tourism potential, combining production with unique experiences for visitors. In addition to allowing tourists to explore the facilities and learn about the Aloe Vera production process, it features a shop where products can be purchased directly. This estate not only stands out for its focus on sustainable tourism but also for the numerous business opportunities it offers. Among its most prominent projects is the development of agritourism, enabling visitors to enjoy nature and engage in rural activities. Additionally, plans include the creation of a themed restaurant, the first of its kind on the island, which could become a major gastronomic attraction. These initiatives position the property as an extraordinary investment in a growing tourism market.

Key highlights of the property:
Approximately 30,000 m² of cultivated area.
The largest Aloe Vera plantation and factory in Europe.
Paved main roads and secondary paths with a sub-base to minimize dust impact.
Perimeter fencing around the property.
Two water reservoirs. It has a grant from the Cabildo of Fuerteventura for irrigation water at €0.60/m³, renewed until the end of 2025.
Tax benefits through the Canary Islands Investment Reserve (RIC) for registered companies.
Registered brand "Gairia Aloe Vera" included in the sale.
This extraordinary property presents a unique opportunity for investment in one of Europe's most renowned Aloe Vera facilities.

Purchasing this property is an exceptional opportunity not only due to its unique features but also because of the grants provided by both the Canary Islands government and the European Union. These incentives can offer significant financial benefits, facilitating investment and the development of agricultural or industrial activities in the region. The economic advantages and local business support policies make this property a strategic and profitable investment. Taking advantage of these grants allows for maximized returns and long-term project sustainability.
THE PRICE IS NEGOTIABLE!!