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5-bedroom apartment complex in Bubali, Aruba

Available on request

Type
Apartment
Interior
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Land
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Year built
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What this listing includes

  • Pool
  • Private pool
  • Air conditioning
  • Furnished
  • Kitchen
  • Parking
  • Wi-Fi
The brief

The reason to consider it.

Book the entire Aruba Tropical Boutique complex, a charming and intimate residential apartment complex designed for those who appreciate tropical living, comfort, and a unique boutique atmosphere. This beautifully styled complex features five individual casitas, each with its own distinctive tropical theme and character. Casitas 1, 3, 4, and 5 are cozy studios, while Casita 2 offers a comfortable one-bedroom layout. Great privacy between each. At the heart of the complex is a shared swimming pool, creating a relaxing oasis where residents can unwind and enjoy Aruba’s year-round tropical lifestyle. The surrounding décor and landscaping add to the warm, colorful, and welcoming ambiance, giving Aruba Tropical Boutique a true vacation-inspired feel while maintaining the comfort of a residential setting. Each casita has been thoughtfully designed with its own personality, making the complex feel more like a collection of charming private retreats than a traditional apartment property. A shared outdoor kitchen provides an additional gathering space and is equipped for more advanced cooking, making it ideal for preparing meals, entertaining, or simply enjoying the outdoors in Aruba’s beautiful climate. The complex also offers convenient parking lots located directly in front of the property, providing easy access and added convenience for residents and guests. Whether you’re looking for a charming tropical residence, a long-term rental opportunity, or a property with boutique appeal, Aruba Tropical Boutique offers a distinctive combination of location, character, amenities, and tropical lifestyle.

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What completing costs

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