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1 Bedroom (+ Service Bedroom) Condos for Sale, Green Village, Cap Cana, Dominican Republic

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At Green Village

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Condo
Land
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Year built
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What this listing includes

  • Lobby
  • Air conditioning
  • Smart home
  • Kitchen
  • Jacuzzi
  • Pool
  • Fitness centre
  • Yoga studio
The brief

The reason to consider it.

Elegant New Condos in Cap Cana’s Green Village

Part of an elegant new residential development in prestigious Cap Cana’s Green Village, these new construction condos combine European-inspired architecture with a relaxed tropical Caribbean lifestyle – perfect for personal use as a full-time or vacation home as well as an investment property with excellent income-generating potential.

European-Style Elegance

The development comprises 59 apartments distributed across five levels, connected by a central atrium that links the building with the surrounding park. Generous terraces, abundant natural light, cross ventilation and landscaped areas feature throughout the project.

A Range of Investment Options

The development offers a range of layouts to suit different buyers, from compact 1 bedroom units through to penthouse residences, with floor plans ranging from approximately 1,044 square feet (97 square meters) up to 5,113 square feet (475 square meters) depending on typology and specific residence. Buyers can choose from the following layouts:

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High Quality Finishes

The condos are delivered with high quality finishes such as large-format porcelain flooring, moisture-resistant MDF cabinetry with quartz countertops, moisture-resistant MDF doors and closets, and tempered glass windows. Each unit includes VRF multi-split air conditioning, smart switches, fiber-optic infrastructure and satellite pre-installation. Units come with white goods such as a stove, refrigerator, oven, washing machine, dryer and air-conditioning system, though the apartments are delivered unfurnished, without decorative furniture packages, curtains, linens or kitchen utensils.

Extensive Amenity Collection

The development offers a wide collection of amenities including a lobby and piano bar, a central atrium, a co-working space, a private cinema, a billiard lounge, a spa lounge with massage and aromatherapy cabins, a Jacuzzi, a lap pool, a fully equipped gym, a running track, a yoga area, a golf simulator, a kids’ club, a sky garden, a BBQ area, a social terrace and an art gallery. The condominium includes 99 underground parking spaces and 3 dedicated golf-cart spaces, served by two elevators, including one panoramic elevator overlooking the central atrium. Estimated maintenance costs are approximately US$0.33 to US$0.37 per square foot (US$3.50 to US$4.00 per square meter).

CONFOTUR Benefits

The project is set to qualify for CONFOTUR tax incentive benefits. The specific exemptions and their duration should be confirmed against the final CONFOTUR certification at the time of purchase.

Delivery & Payment Terms

Estimated delivery is December 2029 (Q4 2029). Payments are required in stages through the build: US $5,000 to reserve (US $3,000 when using the payment link) 20% initial payment 40% during construction 40% upon delivery The payment structure can be customized and negotiated depending on the buyer’s circumstances.

Bask in Tropical Elegance in Cap Cana’s Green Village With its elegant design, extensive amenity collection, and excellent rental potential, these condos offer buyers searching for Cap Cana real estate a compelling entry point into one of the Dominican Republic’s premier destinations, whether you are searching for a primary residence, a vacation home or an investment property.

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