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Luxury Family Residence at Caya Musica 14-E, Noord, Aruba

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Year built
2021
Type
Villa
Land
9,655 ft²

What this listing includes

  • Private pool
  • Air conditioning
  • Furnished
  • Parking
  • Home office
  • Storage
  • On-site security
  • Solar power
The brief

The reason to consider it.

Paola Odor welcomes you to your dream home at Caya Musica 14 E. A beautifully luxury - family residence at the end of a peaceful cul-de-sac and centrally located gem is just 5 minutes from Eagle and Palm Beach and well assorted supermarket.

Featuring:

  • 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms
  • The home’s open-concept design seamlessly integrates the living and kitchen spaces.
  • The kitchen boasts premium appliances and a charming farmhouse sink.
  • The spacious living room is furnished with luxurious leather seating, perfect for entertaining or relaxing.
  • Modern home office set up for productivity and comfort.
  • Convenient attic storage and well - organized pantry, and laundry room with General Electric washer and dryer add to the practicality of this stunning residence.
  • The master bathroom is a luxurious retreat, featuring an elegant freestanding bathtub, an enclosed toilet room, and a large electronically controlled privacy glass window that offers stunning backyard views.
  • Low - maintenance backyard, with a relaxing lanai and stylish pergola, and 45’ x 6’ saltwater lap pool that is 6 feet deep with a seating area.
  • Technology and security are at the forefront, with a full alarm system and cameras, all of which can be controlled remotely.
  • The two-car garage also includes side-mounted garage door motors, accessible through the app.
  • The home is equipped with 27 solar panels generating 15,000 kWh annually, ensuring energy efficiency.
  • This home perfectly blends luxury, convenience, and cutting-edge technology—a must-see property that’s ready for you to move in and enjoy!
Cost of entry

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What completing costs

US dollars

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