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0.5 Acre Lot for Sale, Sabadeco Crown West, Bonaire

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The brief

The reason to consider it.

0.5 acre (2,042 square meter) lot for sale in Bonaire nestled on a hillside in Sabadeco Crown West overlooking the island’s west coast. This is one of the last remaining opportunities to purchase a lot in Sabadeco Crown West – the latest addition to the very popular Sabadeco which is one of the most popular upscale neighborhoods on Bonaire.

Sabadeco Crown West boasts stunning views of Bonaire’s west coast, the azure sea, and spectacular sunsets. With its elevated position, this lot provides a golden opportunity to construct a villa that enjoys panoramic views just as captivating as those from the front row.

Measuring approximately 0.5 acres (or 2,042 square meters), this freehold lot has been partially cleared and prepared with a layer of diabase, putting you steps ahead in the journey of bringing your dream home to life. The opportunity to create your own sanctuary in Bonaire’s upscale neighborhood awaits.

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Type
Land
Land
21,980 ft²
Zoning
residential
Topography
hilltop
Permitted uses
Single family, Villa

What this listing includes

  • Ocean view

What people say about Bonaire

Sources agree that foreigners face no legal bar to buying on Bonaire; the practical hurdles are residence status (owning does not give the right to live there year-round) and financing.

  • Mixed Foreigners can buy freely; the open question is the right to live there, which is a separate residence-permit matter
  • Mixed Transfer tax and closing-cost figures differ between sources (about 4% vs 5%); get a written notary quote
  • Mixed Part of the land is government leasehold with annual ground rent; affects financing and resale
  • Concern Financing is the main hurdle: local lenders, 30-40% down payment, Dutch banks reluctant

Read what people say, based on 12 sources

Cost of entry

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What completing costs

US dollars

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