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Cabarete - Beach business kite beach for sale Price: US $ 999,000 Location: Cabarete Status: Active Contact Agent Previous    Play Pause    Next : Lot size (m2): 427 Lot size (sq feet): 4,596 Lot size (acre): 0.1 : : Monthly maintenance fee: Call For Price Noise Level 1=very quiet: 3 Home Features Cable/Satellite TV Furnished Internet Ocean View On the Beach Private Generator Description: Cabarete Beach : This is a property sale with title no lease! This property is located right on the famous Kite-Surf-Beach of Cabarete. There are 2 buildings: On the side of the main road there is a boutique currently rented. The connecting storage room and office brings you to a restaurant/bar business. The building next offers another rented store on top and storage for wind surf boards underneath. This property could be converted into a great business again by remodeling or rebuilding it. The location is superb, great for a money making investment. Contact Agent Mortgage Calculator Printer Friendly Version of This Page Email This Listing to a Friend Listed by: Default Admin This listing has been viewed 725 times.

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