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Id-3015 Two-bedroom Apartment For Sale In Cap Cana

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At Danzza Luxury Residences

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Land
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Year built
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What this listing includes

  • Pool
  • Fitness centre
  • Jacuzzi
The brief

The reason to consider it.

Discover Your Dream Home: Elegant Two-Bedroom Apartment at Danzza Luxury Residences, Cap Cana Experience upscale living at Danzza Luxury Residences in Cap Cana. Priced at $373,750, this stunning two-bedroom apartment spans 1,051 sq. ft. and combines contemporary design, comfort, and exceptional amenities. Perfect for those seeking a sophisticated lifestyle or a smart Airbnb investment in the Dominican Republic’s most vibrant community. Property Highlights: Size: 1,051 sq. ft. Bedrooms: 2 Bathrooms: 2 Parking: 1 space Exclusive Amenities: Social Areas: Relax at the bar and pool or enjoy panoramic views from the rooftop bar and infinity pool. Entertainment: Game room with a TV area and meeting rooms for social or professional gatherings. Wellness: Fully equipped gym, private jacuzzi, and BBQ area for outdoor living. Convenience: Air-conditioned, furnished lobby, secure underground parking, golf cart parking, and visitor spaces. Design & Features: High-End Finishes: Elegant materials enhance the luxury throughout. Outdoor Living: Scenic decks, walkways, and a private terrace to enjoy the Cap Cana weather. Functional Layout: Spacious hallway ensures seamless transitions between rooms. Additional Perks: Dressing Room: Ample storage space with built-in wardrobes. Airbnb Potential: Great for short-term rentals and generating additional income. Coworking Space: Dedicated area for remote work in a serene setting. Tropical Surroundings: Surrounded by lush flora, creating a tranquil atmosphere. Don’t miss this opportunity to own a luxurious two-bedroom apartment in Cap Cana’s most desirable location. Contact us today to secure your dream home!

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