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3 bedroom Single Family Home/House for sale in Savaneta

Available on request

Type
House
Land
7,083 ft²
Year built
Available on request

What this listing includes

  • Garden
  • Pool
  • Balcony
The brief

The reason to consider it.

Charming Two-Story Home for Sale in Savaneta, Aruba: Spacious Lot & Nature Views

Step into this warm and welcoming two-story home in Savaneta, Aruba, featuring a unique Caribbean character and plenty of outdoor space. With a built size of 250m2 on 658m2 of lease land, this property offers both comfort and potential for expansion.

From the moment you arrive, the home’s terracotta exterior and wooden details create a rustic island charm. The front porch and balcony provide perfect spots to relax and enjoy the tropical breeze, while the wide gated entrance makes the property feel open and inviting.

Inside, the ground floor features two bedrooms and one bathroom, designed for functionality and privacy. Upstairs, the highlight is a spacious open-plan area, ideal as a large entertainment room, family lounge, or transformed into a grand primary suite with balcony access, including a one bathroom.

The large surrounding lot provides endless opportunities: build a pool, design lush gardens, or add outdoor living areas. All this in the center of Savaneta, just off in the main highway, making it easy to reach Aruba’s beaches, restaurants, and shops while still enjoying a tranquil setting.

Key Features:
Two-story home with authentic island style
250 m2 built size on 658m2 lease land
2 Bedrooms + 2 bathrooms
Large upper floor perfect for an entertainment space or master suite additionally
Balcony with open views and inviting front porch
Plenty of land for a pool, gardens, or expansion
Central Savaneta location, close to beaches, dining, and main road access

This Savaneta property for sale is ideal for families, or investors seeking a home with character, space, and potential in Aruba.

Cost of entry

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What completing costs

US dollars

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