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Upgraded Tropical Villa in Sosúa – Private Garden & Waterfall

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

What this listing includes

  • Garden
  • Private pool
  • Pool
  • On-site security
  • Gated community
  • Tennis court
  • Air conditioning
  • Furnished
The brief

The reason to consider it.

Escape to your own private tropical oasis in Sosúa with this beautifully upgraded villa. Nestled within a lush, manicured garden featuring a tranquil stone waterfall, this home offers a rare blend of serenity and modern luxury. Perfectly maintained and ready for immediate move-in, it’s the ultimate Caribbean retreat for those seeking peace, privacy, and style.

This single-level home is designed for seamless indoor-outdoor living and features 121 m2 of living space, including an extra 25 m2, providing a more spacious feel than the original floor plan. It includes 2 generous bedrooms and 2 modern bathrooms, all fully furnished and move-in ready. For year-round Caribbean comfort, the villa is equipped with air conditioning and ceiling fans throughout. A dedicated laundry room and ample storage space add to the convenience.

The highlight of this property is its spectacular garden, designed as a private retreat with tropical landscaping, several distinct sitting areas for relaxation, elegant fountains, and a private swimming pool complete with a soothing waterfall. A covered terrace overlooks the pool, ideal for morning coffee or evening cocktails.

Located in a secure, gated community, Residential Hispaniola on the North Coast, you are perfectly positioned to enjoy everything Sosúa has to offer. It borders a park with no neighbors on one side, offering peace and bird songs. It is just a 5-minute walk to local supermarkets and a 15-minute stroll to the golden sands of Sosúa’s beaches. Residents enjoy access to community perks such as tennis courts, basketball areas, and a playground.

Cost of entry

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What completing costs

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