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2 Bedroom Townhouse for Sale at La Mulata - Sosua

Available on request

At La Mulata - Sosua

Year built
2026
Type
Townhouse
Land
2,400 ft²

What this listing includes

  • Pool
  • Infinity pool
  • Garden
  • Terrace
  • Mountain view
  • Parking
  • Pet friendly
  • On-site security
The brief

The reason to consider it.

La Mulata - Sosua Townhouses

Discover modern pre-construction townhouses nestled in the serene hills of Sosúa-Cabarete, Dominican Republic. These 2-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom homes offer open floor plans, spacious terraces, and breathtaking mountain and tropical garden views.

Each townhouse features an infinity pool, outdoor recreational spaces, and private parking. The community provides 24-hour security and is pet-friendly. Properties are sold fully furnished, with optional solar systems, water purification, and surge protection for enhanced sustainability and comfort.

The location offers convenient access to the International Airport (15 mins), medical centers (7 mins), international schools (9 mins), and the center of Sosúa (5 mins). Playa Alicia is just an 8-minute drive away, with supermarkets and essential services within a 5-minute radius. An on-site Mediterranean-Caribbean restaurant is also available within the community.

Why Invest:

  • Pre-Construction Opportunity: Customize your unit during construction.
  • Smart Investment: High demand in Sosúa-Cabarete offers excellent appreciation and rental potential.
  • Lifestyle Upgrade: Live in harmony with nature, focusing on health and well-being.
  • Eco-Sustainable Living: Renewable energy options and sustainable construction practices.

Payment Schedule:

  • Booking: $5,000 initial deposit.
  • Contract: Within 30 days of review.
  • Construction Start: 40% upfront payment.
  • Gray Work Stage: 30% payment.
  • Finishes Stage: 20% payment before delivery.
  • Delivery: Final 10% payment upon key handover.
Cost of entry

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What completing costs

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