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Las Terrenas : Shops, Offices and Apartments
Price: US $ 8,124,000 Location: Las Terrenas Status: Active
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: Lot size (m2): 2,707 Lot size (sq feet): 29,146 : Living area (m2): 2558 Living area (sq feet): 27,545 : Year Built: 2007 Distance to beach (miles) : 1 Monthly maintenance fee: Call For Price Distance to airport (miles) : 25 Distance to supermarket (miles): 0.1 Noise Level 1=very quiet: 3
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Home Features - Cable/Satellite TV
- Close to the Beach
- Internet available
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- Security
- Telephone Line available
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Description: Las Terrenas :
Colonial Style Commercial Center
Newly built commercial center in the heart of Las Terrenas offering office and boutique space as well as apartments, a penthouse, a bar and a restaurant.
Construction Size: 2,559 m2
27,545 sq. feet
Lot Size: 2,708 m2 / 29,149 sq, feet
0,67 acre
Designed and constructed by the IPS Construction team in Las Terrenas, the Centro Colonial is inspired by the architecture of one of the oldest cultures of the new world.
Amazing opportunity to own a part of the most beautiful construction in the Samana area.
Price:
3,000 US $ / m2
278,71 US $ / sq. feet
Shops / Boutiques starting with 29 m2 / 312,16 sf
Las Terrenas, located approximately at 247 km East of Puerto Plata in the North of The Peninsula of Samana.
Upon arrival in las Terrenas, you’ll be awed with the calmess of the area on the beautiful white sandy beach lined with tall palms and pastel coloured wooden fishing boats.
All that in the mediterrean influenced atmosphere.
This area since 2007 will be served by the motorway from Santo Domingo to Nagua and an international airport (El Catey) at 40 km from Las Terrenas.
Also this location will get soon a marina and a golf course of 18 holes.
Numerous international residents live recently in las Terrenas, obviously enjoying the new fiscal mesures given by the government for foreign investments contribuying at an harmonious touristic developpement. Lot of activities, fun and sport during all the year.
Ideal place for familiar tourism.
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