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Fully Remodeled Studio for Sale at ESJ Tower | Isla Verde, Puerto Rico

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Type
Studio
Land
Available on request
Year built
Available on request

What this listing includes

  • Air conditioning
  • Furnished
  • Ocean view
  • On-site security
  • Beachfront
  • Hotel-managed
The brief

The reason to consider it.

Discover an exceptional opportunity to own a fully remodeled studio at ESJ Tower, one of the most recognized and desirable oceanfront properties in Isla Verde.

Operating under a highly sought-after condo-hotel concept, ESJ Tower provides owners with the flexibility to enjoy the property for personal use while also benefiting from short-term rental opportunities, subject to current condominium and management regulations.

Ideally situated in the heart of Isla Verde, residents and guests enjoy immediate access to the beach, world-class hotels, restaurants, casinos, shopping, supermarkets, pharmacies, and the Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport, located just minutes away.

This studio has been completely renovated with modern finishes and a functional layout designed to maximize comfort and style. Move-in ready and thoughtfully updated, it provides the perfect Caribbean retreat for vacationers, investors, or those seeking a low-maintenance beachfront property.

Property Highlights:

  • Fully remodeled studio
  • Prime beachfront location in Isla Verde
  • Desirable condo-hotel lifestyle
  • Excellent investment opportunity
  • Direct access to one of Puerto Rico’s most popular beaches
  • Walking distance to restaurants, entertainment, and essential services
  • Minutes from the international airport
  • Established building with amenities and security

Whether you’re looking for a vacation getaway, an income-producing property, or a combination of both, this studio at ESJ Tower offers an outstanding opportunity to own a piece of Puerto Rico’s vibrant beachfront lifestyle.

Cost of entry

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What completing costs

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