Villa Comte | 2-Bedroom Villa in San Bartolome de Tirajana (Las Palmas

Salobre Golf Resort sits 8km inland from the Atlantic coastline of San Bartolomé de Tirajana (Las Palmas), establishing itself as Gran Canaria’s premier golfing destination—and Villa Comte claims its position within this exclusive enclave. For those seeking a luxury villa rental in San Bartolomé de Tirajana, this contemporary residence delivers both the seclusion of resort living and rapid access to Maspalomas’ sophisticated dining and retail precincts. Your first impression arrives before you unlock the front door: mountain ridges frame the entrance, and the ambient temperature tells you immediately that the Mediterranean climate has claimed another season.

Inside Villa Comte

Villa Comte sleeps 4 guests across 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, all positioned on the ground floor for complete accessibility and ease of movement. The layout eliminates unnecessary corridors; every room connects purposefully to the next.

The master bedroom occupies the villa’s eastern wing, dressed with a double bed and fitted with individual air-conditioning control. An adjoining dressing room provides wardrobe storage before you reach the ensuite bathroom—finished in contemporary tilework with a walk-in shower, bidet, and dual vanities. Large sliding glass doors open directly onto the garden, framing those mountain views mentioned earlier. Light floods this room from sunrise until mid-morning.

The second bedroom mirrors the accessibility philosophy: twin single beds, separate air-con unit, and its own ensuite shower bathroom with WC and sink. This room also connects to the garden via patio doors, meaning both bedrooms function as semi-indoor spaces during the day—doors open, breeze flowing, the boundary between interior and exterior becoming almost notional.

The lounge commands the central living space, featuring a flat-screen satellite television, DVD player, and air-conditioning. Patio doors here open onto the terrace, allowing you to entertain without physically leaving the room. The kitchen—equipped with dishwasher, microwave, oven, hob, and a substantial fridge-freezer—includes a dining area within sight lines of the lounge. This is the kind of kitchen that accommodates both practical meal preparation and genuine family gatherings. A utility area houses the washing machine, while the ground-floor bathroom (shower, WC, sink) serves as a guest facility separate from the bedroom ensuites. A coffee machine sits on the kitchen counter—small detail, permanent convenience.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

Step beyond those patio doors and the property’s true character emerges. The private swimming pool measures 8m by 4m, depth ranging between 1.40m and 1.50m—proportions that prioritise genuine swimming rather than paddling. Year-round heating maintains comfortable water temperatures even during the cooler winter months (December through February), when Gran Canaria’s inland elevation keeps evenings crisp.

The surrounding terrace sprawls across multiple levels, accommodating both sun-worship and shade-seeking within metres of each other. A covered terrace provides shelter when afternoon UV indices peak, while sun loungers positioned on the open platform capture unobstructed southern exposure. Outdoor dining furniture sits permanently arranged, suggesting that meals shift outdoors here—breakfast overlooking the garden, lunch beside the pool, dinner as the mountain silhouettes deepen against the sky. A barbecue installation means evening entertainment can centre around fire and conversation rather than indoor activity.

The garden itself functions as additional living space: mature planting provides privacy from neighbouring villas while maintaining sightlines across the resort’s greensward toward the distant ridgeline. Private parking ensures vehicle access without the disruption of shared driveways. Mountain views aren’t incidental decoration at Villa Comte—they constitute the actual setting, the environmental foundation upon which all leisure activities rest.

Location: San Bartolomé de Tirajana (Las Palmas) and the Surrounding Area

Salobre Golf Resort operates as a self-contained ecosystem, yet San Bartolomé de Tirajana (Las Palmas) connects you to Gran Canaria’s broader attractions within efficient driving distances. The resort itself features two eighteen-hole championship courses—a distinction no other Canary Islands location claims—plus luxury spa facilities and multiple restaurants, meaning full days could pass without leaving the property.

Maspalomas lies 3km south, its 6km coastline dominated by protected sand dunes that resemble North African geography rather than typical European beaches. The Maspalomas Dunes reserve offers walking trails, camel trekking, and dramatic photography opportunities, particularly during the golden hour before sunset. The adjacent Playa de Maspalomas provides conventional swimming access with lifeguard services and beachside restaurants serving fresh seafood—grilled calamar, gambas a la plancha, and seafood paella feature consistently on menus here.

Boulevard Faro, positioned within Maspalomas, houses upscale retail including Burberry, La Perla, and international brands alongside Canarian specialities like aloe vera skincare products (a regional export). Local markets operate year-round, stocking produce, crafted goods, and souvenirs. Meloneras, Maspalomas’ adjacent marina district, concentrates fine dining restaurants and nautical attractions within a 2.5km radius—boat hire operations depart daily for coastal exploration and sport fishing.

The Maspalomas Botanic Garden, 1.5km from the villa, cultivates extensive cactus collections and flowering plants suited to arid climates—valuable for understanding the island’s natural ecology. The municipality of San Bartolomé de Tirajana itself (15km north) functions as the administrative centre, its historic core preserving traditional Canarian architecture and functioning markets.

Gran Canaria International Airport (LPA) sits 35km north, approximately a 45-minute drive via the GC-1 motorway. Seasonal weather patterns mean November through March offer mild temperatures (18-22°C) without summer’s humidity, while July and August create intense heat (28-32°C) that drives activity toward early mornings and evenings. For destination inspiration and practical logistics, explore our Gran Canaria travel guide, and browse our broader collection of luxury properties across Spain’s Canary Islands.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Golf-focused couples and foursomes represent the obvious demographic—playing the resort’s two courses while maintaining a private base eliminates hotel logistics entirely. The villa’s ground-floor accessibility and dual ensuites suit multigenerational family groups where parents and grandparents require independence without isolation.

Families with younger children benefit from the heated pool (supervision-friendly dimensions), fully enclosed garden (contained play area), and proximity to family-oriented beaches at Maspalomas. Remote professionals appreciate the reliable Wi-Fi connection, quiet garden setting, and absence of hotel lobby activity—work hours function normally before leisure begins.

Small business groups using the resort’s conference facilities have found the villa arrangement more cost-efficient than distributed hotel bookings, with shared kitchen facilities enabling informal entertaining. The heated pool and garden create a professional yet relaxed environment for those mixing meetings with recovery time.

Practical Information

Villa Comte accommodates 4 guests across 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The rental includes Wi-Fi internet connectivity, air-conditioning throughout, pool heating, linens and towels, a cot and highchair for infants, and a hair dryer. The washing machine enables extended stays without laundry outsourcing. Pets are permitted on request—contact the villa directly to discuss specific arrangements.

Gran Canaria International Airport (LPA) lies 35km north; transfer time runs approximately 45 minutes via the GC-1 motorway. The nearest supermarket (Hiperdino) operates 2km away, stocking groceries, toiletries, and household supplies. The resort’s main restaurants sit within 500m on foot, while numerous casual dining options cluster in Maspalomas a further 3km south. Check-in flexibility follows our standard protocols—confirm specific requirements upon booking.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Comte

How many guests does Villa Comte sleep?

Villa Comte provides accommodation for 4 guests across 2 bedrooms. The master bedroom contains a double bed, while the second bedroom features twin single beds. A cot and highchair are available on request for infants, though these don’t increase the stated capacity. All bedrooms include ensuite bathrooms with shower facilities.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Comte in San Bartolomé de Tirajana (Las Palmas)?

Gran Canaria International Airport (LPA) serves all international and domestic flights to the island. The airport sits 35km north of Villa Comte, with typical transfer times between 45-50 minutes via the GC-1 motorway. Ground transportation operates through standard taxi services, car rental agencies, and pre-arranged private transfers. Direct motorway access from the airport to Salobre Golf Resort creates straightforward navigation without complicated route planning.

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

November through March delivers optimal conditions: temperatures range between 18-22°C, rainfall remains minimal, and Atlantic winds stay moderate. Golf courses maintain pristine conditions during these months. April through October sees increasing heat (rising from 24°C in April to 32°C in August), with July and August requiring careful schedule planning around peak UV hours. September carries elevated hurricane-season risk, though direct impacts on Gran Canaria remain statistically uncommon. January and February, despite cooler evenings, attract international visitors drawn by European winter conditions—book accommodation 2-3 months ahead during these peak weeks.

Is Villa Comte suitable for families with children?

Yes. The heated pool maintains comfortable temperatures year-round and features safe depth parameters (1.40-1.50m) suitable for supervised swimming. The enclosed garden prevents unsupervised access to roads or surrounding areas. Playa de Maspalomas, 3km south, offers family-designated swimming zones with lifeguard coverage and shallow approaches. The Maspalomas Dunes provide daytime exploration suitable for children aged 5 and upward. A cot, highchair, and washing machine accommodate infants. The villa’s ground-floor layout eliminates stair navigation for toddlers. Nearby supermarkets stock nappies, baby food, and children’s medications without requiring extended travel.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Comte?

The rental price includes Wi-Fi internet access, air-conditioning throughout all rooms, pool heating, bed linens and towels, a cot and highchair, and a coffee machine. Utilities (electricity, water, gas) are included. Cleaning occurs upon departure as standard. Pets are permitted on request with potential additional fees—confirm arrangements during booking. Towel refreshment during stays can be arranged with management. The private pool operates continuously; no additional pool maintenance fees apply to guests.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Comte?

Salobre Golf Resort itself contains three restaurants within 500m walking distance, featuring Mediterranean and international cuisine. Maspalomas, 3km south, concentrates seafood restaurants along the beachfront (Paella restaurants, fish taverns), casual family establishments, and upscale fine dining at Boulevard Faro and Meloneras marina (2.5km south). Local markets operate daily in Maspalomas town centre, selling fresh produce, local crafts, and regional aloe vera products. Hiperdino supermarket (2km away) stocks groceries, wines, and household supplies. The municipality of San Bartolomé de Tirajana (15km north) preserves a historic market operating Wednesday and Saturday mornings, featuring fresh vegetables, local cheese, and traditional goods.