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Upgraded 2BR Tropical Villa with Private Waterfall – Sosúa

Available on request

Type
Villa
Land
9,472 ft²
Year built
Available on request

What this listing includes

  • Private pool
  • Garden
  • Terrace
  • Air conditioning
  • Furnished
  • Laundry
  • Storage
  • Gated community
The brief

The reason to consider it.

Discover this beautifully upgraded 2-bedroom villa for sale in Residencial Hispaniola, Sosúa, featuring a private tropical garden, swimming pool and decorative waterfall. Priced at US$299,000, this furnished resale villa offers approximately 121 m² of living space on an 880 m² lot. The property combines privacy, tropical landscaping and comfortable single-level living inside one of Sosúa’s established gated residential communities.

Comfortable Single-Level Caribbean Living

This upgraded Colibri-model villa includes two bedrooms and two bathrooms arranged on one level for easy and comfortable living. The original floor plan has been expanded with approximately 25 m² of additional living space, creating a total interior area of approximately 121 m². The villa is sold furnished and includes air conditioning, ceiling fans, a dedicated laundry area and practical storage space. Its layout connects the indoor living areas naturally with the covered terrace, swimming pool and private garden.

Private Pool, Waterfall and Tropical Garden

The outdoor area is the defining feature of this Residencial Hispaniola resale villa. Mature tropical landscaping surrounds the home, creating several private areas for relaxing, entertaining and enjoying the Caribbean climate. The private swimming pool includes a decorative waterfall and elegant water features. A covered terrace overlooks the pool and garden, providing a comfortable setting for morning coffee, outdoor meals or evening drinks. The property borders a green park area with mature mango and mahogany trees, adding privacy and a peaceful natural atmosphere with no immediate neighbor on one side.

Cost of entry

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What completing costs

US dollars

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