Villa Severalls | 4-Bedroom Villa in Playa Blanca Yaiza

Eight guests arrive in Playa Blanca to find Villa Severalls waiting—a four-bedroom sanctuary on Spain’s quietest Canary Island coast. This contemporary villa commands the prime Playa Real neighbourhood, where morning light floods the terrace and the Atlantic carries the scent of salt and wild herbs through open windows. The kind of property that makes you wonder why anyone stays in a hotel.

Inside Villa Severalls

Villa Severalls sleeps 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, arranged across two distinct living zones for flexibility and privacy. The main residence opens into a generous lounge furnished with plush sofas and armchairs facing a flatscreen television—the natural gathering point on quieter evenings. Adjacent, a leisure area provides armchairs and a full-service bar counter, with a pool table positioned at its centre for competitive tournaments between guests. The dining room seats eight comfortably, positioned to capture both sea breezes and the villa’s interior light.

The kitchen runs along the villa’s eastern flank, fully equipped with integrated appliances, substantial countertop workspace, and its own dining table. This is the heart where real meals happen—not tourist-grade cooking, but the kind of kitchen where someone actually wants to prepare breakfast and dinner. Morning coffee tastes better here.

Four bedrooms distribute across the property with considered planning. The master suite features a king-size bed and an ensuite bathroom—the obvious choice for the primary couple or guests seeking maximum comfort. Two further double bedrooms occupy the main residence, both with ensuite bathroom access. A fourth bedroom contains two single beds, making it ideal for children or friends who prefer their own space without isolation.

The separate annexe building houses an additional double bedroom with its own ensuite bathroom—a significant advantage for multi-generational groups, parents accompanying younger couples, or friends who need authentic privacy rather than proximity. This arrangement eliminates the awkwardness of shared bathroom queues or hearing conversations through adjoining walls.

Three bathrooms serve the accommodation strategically, ensuring that mornings with eight guests don’t become logistical nightmares. Wi-Fi connectivity throughout supports working remotely if anyone needs to extend their stay beyond pure leisure, while coin-operated air conditioning allows guests to manage climate preferences individually by room. The PS4 gaming console with two controllers provides evening entertainment beyond the television.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The private heated pool dominates the villa’s outdoor character—a sparkling rectangle of chlorinated calm surrounded by expansive terrace decking. This isn’t a postage-stamp pool; it’s substantial enough for actual swimming, heated to 28°C through the cooler months (November to April), and positioned to catch sun throughout the day. The encircling terrace accommodates loungers, dining furniture, and enough space that eight guests never feel crowded around the water’s edge.

A rooftop terrace adds vertical dimension to the property, accessed by stairs from the main living area. Here, panoramic views extend south across open sea toward the Fuerteventura coastline—visible on clear days as a purple-grey silhouette some 25km distant. This is the property’s signature viewing platform: where sunset drinks taste better, where early morning light hits first, where the scale of the Atlantic becomes genuinely apparent.

The summer kitchen occupies a dedicated outdoor pavilion, featuring a built-in barbecue grill and full food-preparation counter. The alfresco dining table nearby seats eight, positioned to capture breezes that prevent afternoon heat from becoming oppressive. This setup transforms evening meals into events—grilled fish, Canarian potatoes, local wines consumed under stars without the formality of a restaurant setting.

Pool towels are provided, eliminating the forgotten detail that ruins beach days. The entire outdoor zone is fenced securely, essential for families with young children or those travelling with dogs.

Location: Playa Blanca and the Surrounding Area

Playa Blanca sits at the southern tip of Lanzarote, developed along a crescent coastline where tourism and authentic Spanish village character coexist peacefully. Villa Severalls occupies the coveted Playa Real neighbourhood—the elevated zone between Playa Blanca town centre (2km north) and Playa Flamingo (0.8km south), a powder-sand beach backed by fishing boats and seafront restaurants that still serve locals, not just tourists.

The Playa Blanca waterfront walk—a paved coastal path connecting multiple beaches—begins steps from the villa. This 6km ribbon follows the shoreline past El Flamingo beach, Playa Dorada, and eventually reaches the marina at Rubicón, where independent restaurants, artisan galleries, and boat-hire operators cluster around working fishing docks. Most visitors rent bicycles and cycle this route during morning hours when traffic is minimal and light is optimal.

Castillo de las Coloradas, a 16th-century defensive fort, sits 3km north along the coast near Punta Colorada—worth a visit for historical context and the views from its ramparts. Marina Rubicón (2km east by road) functions as Playa Blanca’s cultural heart, housing independent shops, tapas bars, and seafood restaurants where daily catches are displayed on ice behind glass counters. Expect to pay 14–18€ for excellent grilled fish with local wine.

Yaiza, the larger town 8km inland, provides the region’s main supermarket (Mercadona), pharmacy, and banking services. This is where locals shop for daily essentials at proper Spanish prices—significantly cheaper than beachfront tourist shops. The drive takes 12 minutes via the LZ-2 road.

Lanzarote’s interior holds unexpected appeal. The volcanic landscape—badlands of ochre, rust, and black—dominates the central island, accessible via the LZ-56 toward Femés. Timanfaya National Park (35km northeast, approximately 45-minute drive) protects the island’s most dramatic terrain: dormant volcanoes, ash cones, and a landscape that resembles Mars. Guided camel rides cross these volcanic plains, a quintessential Lanzarote experience. The nearby restaurant El Diablo actually cooks over geothermal heat radiating from subsurface volcanic activity.

Wine enthusiasts should plan a route through Lanzarote’s volcanic wine region. The DO Lanzarote designation covers family vineyards around Haría and Sóo (15km north), where volcanic soils produce distinctive white wines with mineral character. Several wineries offer tastings and sales directly to visitors—notably El Grifo, the oldest wine producer on the island, and Bodegas Rubicón near Playa Blanca itself (4km drive).

Beaches within 5km include Playa Mujeres (4km), a sheltered cove popular with families due to shallow water and soft sand; Playa Pozo (2.5km), backed by restaurants; and the aforementioned Playa Flamingo, accessible by a 15-minute coastal walk. Water temperatures range from 19°C (January–February) to 23°C (August–September)—wettable even in winter but genuinely warm only June through October.

Lanzarote’s best travel months are April through May and September through October. These shoulder seasons offer warm, stable weather (23–26°C) without the July–August peak-season crowds and prices. Winter brings occasional rain but rarely exceeds 16°C, perfect for walking, cycling, and exploring without heat stress. For more detailed destination planning, explore our Lanzarote travel guide. Additional properties are available in our luxury villa collection across Spain, with further options in our Yaiza area listings.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended families using the annexe bedroom for grandparents gain real privacy—no one sacrifices comfort or spends evenings in separate buildings. Multi-generational groups (two couples plus their adult children, for example) enjoy bedroom distribution that prevents forced intimacy. Friends travelling together find the pool table and games console make indoor evenings as engaging as outdoor activities.

Couples seeking a peaceful base with space to entertain visiting family benefit from the villa’s layout—one bedroom pair enjoys the rooftop terrace quiet while others socialise around the pool. Remote workers or freelancers find reliable Wi-Fi, a dedicated workspace potential, and outdoor restaurants for working lunches.

Families with children (ages 3–14) appreciate the secured pool, shallow-water family beaches 1km away, and the annexe positioning that lets parents monitor the main area while children play outdoors. The high chairs mentioned in property amenities suggest infant-friendly infrastructure is actively supported.

Groups booking around wine tastings or active holidays (cycling, hiking, water sports) use Villa Severalls as their comfortable base, returning for evening meals and pool recovery time between daily adventures.

Practical Information

Villa Severalls accommodates 8 guests: 4 bedrooms across the main residence plus 1 separate annexe bedroom, 3 full bathrooms. The nearest commercial airport is Arrecife International (ACE), 20km north, approximately 25–30 minutes by rental car. Car hire is recommended; Playa Blanca has limited public transport, and exploring nearby attractions (beaches, restaurants, wine regions) requires independent travel. Taxis from the airport cost approximately 35–45€.

The nearest supermarket is Mercadona in Yaiza town (8km, 12-minute drive). Smaller convenience shops operate in Playa Blanca itself (2km) at higher prices. Fresh fish and produce vendors set up in Marina Rubicón most mornings.

Included in rental: Wi-Fi internet access, pool heating, pool towels, flatscreen television with UK and international channels, PS4 console with controllers, and all kitchen equipment and utensils. Air conditioning operates on a coin-box system (small additional cost). Linen and bed towels are provided and changed weekly; additional changes can be requested. Housekeeping is not included but can be arranged separately.

Check-in is typically 3pm; check-out 11am, though flexible timing may be negotiated directly for early arrivals or late departures. The property operates under tourist license number VV-35-3-0004479.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Severalls

How many guests does Villa Severalls sleep?

Villa Severalls sleeps 8 guests maximum: 4 bedrooms with a total of 6 bed spaces (one king-size master bed, three double beds, one twin room with two single beds) plus 3 bathrooms. The separate annexe provides an additional double bedroom with ensuite bathroom, offering privacy for a seventh and eighth guest or additional couple.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Severalls in Playa Blanca?

Arrecife International Airport (ACE) is the nearest commercial hub, located 20km north of Playa Blanca. The drive from airport to villa takes approximately 25–30 minutes via the LZ-2 motorway, depending on traffic and specific car rental location. Direct flights from mainland Spain and Northern Europe operate regularly to ACE; international connections typically route through Madrid or Barcelona.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Severalls?

April through May and September through October offer ideal conditions: temperatures 23–26°C, low rainfall, calm seas, and fewer tourists than July–August peak season. July and August suit heat-tolerant visitors seeking guaranteed sunshine and warm water (23°C) but expect crowded beaches and elevated property prices. December through February brings occasional rain and water temperatures of 19°C (requiring wetsuits for extended swimming) but provides solitude and is perfect for walking or cycling. March is transitional and unpredictable.

Is Villa Severalls suitable for families with children?

Yes, Villa Severalls actively accommodates families. The heated pool (28°C in cooler months) is secure and supervised from the villa’s terraces. Playa Flamingo and Playa Mujeres, both within 2–4km, have shallow, protected water ideal for young children and lifeguards during peak season. High chairs are available, indicating infant support. The games console and flatscreen television provide indoor entertainment on rare rainy days. The village of Playa Blanca (2km) has a small playground and several family-friendly restaurants.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Severalls?

Included: Wi-Fi internet access, heated pool maintenance, pool towels, bed linens and bath towels, UK and international television channels, PS4 gaming console with controllers, all kitchen equipment and appliances. Excluded: air conditioning (operates via coin-box system with minimal additional cost), housekeeping beyond end-of-stay turnover, optional activities, and personal services. Dog-friendly arrangements and additional cleaning can be requested separately.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Severalls?

Marina Rubicón (2km east by road) contains the highest concentration of independent restaurants, seafood tavernas, and artisan shops. Expect fresh fish for 14–18€. Playa Blanca town centre (2km north) has casual tourist-oriented restaurants and beach bars. Several restaurants operate directly from Playa Flamingo and Playa Dorada beaches (0.8–2km south and north respectively), serving grilled fish and Canarian specialities. The beachfront walk connects multiple dining venues. Mercadona supermarket (8km inland in Yaiza) offers best pricing for self-catering groceries; smaller shops in Playa Blanca charge tourist markups. Fresh produce vendors operate morning markets in Marina Rubicón and Playa Blanca harbour.