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Las Terrenas: Garden loft apartments in gated community Price: US $ 315,000 Location: Las Terrenas Status: Active Contact Agent Previous    Play Pause    Next Bedrooms: 2 Bathrooms: 2 : : Living area (m2): 133 Living area (sq feet): 1,432 : Floors: 3 Year Built: 2008 Distance to beach (miles) : 0.05 Monthly maintenance fee: US $ 180 Distance to airport (miles) : 30 Distance to supermarket (miles): 0.1 Noise Level 1=very quiet: 1 Home Features Air Condition Cable/Satellite TV Carport / Garage Close to the Beach Closed Parking Flat Gated Community Good road acces Internet Internet available Pool Road Security Telephone Line available Water Description: Las Terrenas: Two apartments avalaible (ground floor) whith small private garden and community pool. Prestigious gated community whith spa, tennis courses, heliport, security 24/7, close to the beach. The project is about 7 km from Las Terrenas Center and 50 % finished. 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 1575 times.

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