Casa Terrero | 3-Bedroom Villa in Puerto del Carmen Spain

A three-bedroom villa in Puerto del Carmen delivers the kind of space where six guests can spread out without compromise. Casa Terrero sits in Los Mojones, the quieter residential quarter that overlooks the vibrant holiday resort while keeping its distance from the noise—a rare balance on Lanzarote’s busiest coast.

Inside Casa Terrero

Casa Terrero sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, arranged on a single ground floor that eliminates stairs and maximises natural light. The master suite features a double bed, walk-in wardrobe, ceiling fan, air conditioning, and a private en suite shower room where morning routines happen without queuing. A second bedroom holds twin beds, fitted storage, and climate control via both wall-mounted AC and ceiling fan. The third bedroom, also with a double bed, includes a fitted wardrobe and the same cooling systems—no room feels like an afterthought.

The open-plan kitchen anchors the living spaces with a central island topped with bar seating, allowing cooks to face guests rather than hide. A microwave, dishwasher, and Nescafé Dolce Gusto machine sit alongside traditional appliances; this is not a galley kitchen but a room designed for gathering. From here, the eye travels directly into the combined living and dining area, where a 55-inch flatscreen TV faces generous seating and a dining table seats the full party. Air conditioning runs throughout; a washing machine and clothesline handle laundry without fuss.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The terrace transforms the experience. A solar-lit heated swimming pool measures 10 metres by 4 metres with a depth of 1.30 metres—substantial enough for genuine swimming, not just paddling. A pool cover protects it when not in use. Adjacent sits a 4-seater Jacuzzi, positioned to catch either morning sun or evening shade depending on the season. The covered pergola provides shelter for reading or conversation without surrendering views; an al fresco dining area sits beneath it, ideal for breakfast or lunch. An outdoor shower rinses off chlorine and salt without entering the house. A barbecue station and separate cooking area mean guests can prepare meals outside, while a pool table and dartboard occupy a corner of the terrace—the kind of setup where a three-day stay stretches into a week.

On-street parking sits steps from the entrance. Wi-Fi reaches every corner, including outside. A safe box protects valuables. Fire safety equipment and smoke detectors meet Spanish standards. The property holds Tourist License VV-35-3-0006748.

Location: Puerto del Carmen and the Surrounding Area

Puerto del Carmen occupies the southern coast of Lanzarote, 12 kilometres from Arrecife Airport—approximately 20 minutes by car. The town transformed from a fishing village into Spain’s fourth-busiest holiday resort, yet pockets of tranquility like Los Mojones retain character and space.

The beaches define the experience here. Playa Blanca, just 1.5 kilometres away, stretches for nearly 2 kilometres and hosts bars, sunbed rentals, and jet-ski operators. Playa Grande lies equally close, offering a slightly less commercial atmosphere. Both suit families with shallow shelves and lifeguard coverage in summer. Further afield, Playa del Pozo lies 3 kilometres north—quieter, rockier, favoured by surfers and photographers.

The old town clusters within a 10-minute walk from Casa Terrero. Restaurants range from Spanish seafood specialists serving catch-of-the-day alongside Albariño wine, to Italian trattorias and Asian fusion venues. Supermercados sit within 500 metres. The Puerto Calero marina, 6 kilometres west, hosts fishing charters, boat rentals, and upmarket dining establishments overlooking yachts. Timanfaya National Park lies 25 kilometres south—volcanic moonscape landscape and thermal restaurants—worth a day trip. Femés village, 30 kilometres south, crowns a ridge with commanding views toward Fuerteventura across the 12-kilometre channel.

Water sports thrive here: diving schools offer PADI certification, windsurfing schools rent boards at Playa Blanca, catamaran operators run daily excursions. Cycling routes wind through volcanic terrain. Two golf courses sit within 15 kilometres. Our luxury villas in Puerto del Carmen collection showcases similar properties across the resort. For broader destination planning, explore our full collection in Spain and consult our Lanzarote travel guide for island-wide recommendations.

The best months are September through May, when temperatures hover between 16 and 24 degrees Celsius. June through August brings heat—up to 30 degrees—and international school holidays mean crowds. January sees occasional rain but clearer skies than mainland Spain. Carnival celebrations in late February animate Puerto del Carmen.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Three couples sharing a villa find Casa Terrero ideal: three en suite arrangements mean privacy balanced with shared terraces. Multigenerational families—grandparents, adult children, grandchildren—spread across three rooms without forced intimacy. A couple renting solo enjoys oversized space and lower nightly costs than booking just the master bedroom elsewhere.

Groups of friends booking for a week find the pool, hot tub, and games facilities shift the villa from sleeping quarters to social headquarters. Remote workers appreciate reliable Wi-Fi and a kitchen equipped for self-catering—the outdoor shower and pergola shade suit laptop sessions in sunshine. Families with children under 10 benefit from the fenced terrace and shallow pool section; teenagers occupy themselves with snorkeling nearby and nightlife in town.

This villa suits guests who want beach proximity without beachfront prices, who value a private pool over hotel amenities, and who plan to spend mornings in the water and evenings in restaurants—not those seeking a private retreat on a hillside or a villa in countryside isolation.

Practical Information

Casa Terrero accommodates 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Arrecife Lanzarote Airport sits 12 kilometres away—a 20-minute drive via rental car or taxi. A supermarket stands within 500 metres for groceries, newspapers, and supplies.

The rental includes Wi-Fi internet, air conditioning in all bedrooms, heated pool, hot tub, all kitchen appliances and utensils, washing machine, linen, and towels. A cleaning service typically occurs at changeover; confirmation of mid-stay cleaning depends on rental length and operator policy. Check-in flexibility varies seasonally; contact the operator to confirm your specific arrival time. The villa operates year-round, though some operators impose higher rates during school holidays and lower rates for autumn bookings.

Frequently Asked Questions about Casa Terrero

How many guests does Casa Terrero sleep?

Casa Terrero sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The master bedroom contains one double bed; the second bedroom has twin beds; the third holds another double bed. No sofa beds or annexes add additional capacity. The layout suits families and friend groups but reaches its comfortable limit at six occupants.

What is the nearest airport to Casa Terrero in Puerto del Carmen?

Arrecife Lanzarote Airport (ACE) is the primary gateway, situated 12 kilometres north of Puerto del Carmen—approximately 20 minutes by car. No airport lies closer to the island. Car rental companies operate desks in the terminal; taxis and shuttle services also serve the route. A direct drive south on the LZ-2 motorway connects airport to town without passing through congested city centres.

What is the best time of year to rent Casa Terrero?

September through May offers ideal conditions: temperatures between 16 and 24 degrees Celsius, less intense sun, and smaller crowds than summer. October and April particularly suit those avoiding both winter rain and peak heat. June through August brings temperatures reaching 30 degrees, international school holidays causing elevated prices and resort congestion, and intense midday sun. Winter months (December, January) rarely see snow or freezing temperatures, but occasional Atlantic storms bring rain and chop the sea. Late February Carnival celebrations enliven Puerto del Carmen if you enjoy crowds and festivities.

Is Casa Terrero suitable for families with children?

Yes, with reservations for age groups. The private heated pool with a maximum depth of 1.30 metres suits toddlers and young swimmers; older children prefer the deeper sections of Playa Blanca or Playa Grande, both 1.5 kilometres away and patrolled by lifeguards in summer. The terrace is fenced, reducing escape risks. Spanish beaches maintain good hygiene standards and calm conditions most of the year. However, infants (under 6 months) require close supervision on any European holiday, and teenagers quickly exhaust the villa’s on-site entertainment without beach access.

What is included in the rental price at Casa Terrero?

Standard inclusions are Wi-Fi internet, air conditioning in all bedrooms, heating for the swimming pool, access to the hot tub, all kitchen equipment and utensils, washing machine and clothesline use, bed linen, and bath towels. Pool towels may or may not be provided; confirm with the operator. Utilities (water, electricity, gas for cooking) are included; however, if you heat the pool for extended periods or run air conditioning continuously in summer, some operators may apply surcharges. Cleaning at changeover is included; mid-stay cleaning is typically an optional paid add-on. Travel insurance, airport transfers, and meal arrangements are your responsibility.

What restaurants and shops are near Casa Terrero?

Within a 10-minute walk, the Old Town of Puerto del Carmen offers two dozen restaurants ranging from Spanish seafood specialists (try sea bream with local Lanzarote wines) to Italian, Indian, and Asian fusion. El Pulguilla supermarket and Carrefour Express stand within 500 metres for groceries. Puerto Calero marina, 6 kilometres west, hosts premium restaurants with yacht views and Michelin-guide aspirations. Playa Blanca beach bars serve paella and fresh fish at lunchtime. The town’s weekly market (day varies; confirm locally) sells fresh produce, clothing, and souvenirs. Arrecife, the island capital 12 kilometres north, hosts larger supermarkets and shopping centres if you need speciality goods or clothing.