NEW HOME
Las Terrenas, Samaná, Dominican Republic
Guide Price
USD $600,000
- PROPERTY TYPE
Town House
- BEDROOMS
3
- BATHROOMS
3
- SIZE
2,164 sq ft
201 sq m
Key features
- Private Pool
- Beach View Punta Bonita
- Private Parking Area
- 24/7 Security
- Near to Shops
- Near to Le Restaurant Atlantis / Mosquito Boutique Hotel / Bodega Bonita
- Mountain View / Right View
- Private Project
- Second Home / Retirement House
- Furniture Optional
Description
La Bonita Townhouse - US$615,000
Beach View Bliss in Las Terrenas
Discover the epitome of luxury living in the exclusive community of La Bonita, Las Terrenas. This stunning 3-bedroom and 1 housekeeper or nani room, 2,200 sq. ft. townhouse, priced at US$615,000, offers unparalleled ocean views and modern elegance.
Key Features:
Ocean View Master Suite: Enjoy breathtaking views and a luxurious en-suite bathroom.
Open-Concept Kitchen: Perfect for entertaining with a central island.
Expansive Terrace: 180° ocean views for alfresco dining and relaxation.
En-Suite Bedrooms: Each bedroom has its own private bathroom.
Service Room: Equipped with laundry facilities.
Two Parking Spaces: Conveniently located for residents.
Lift: Easy access to all levels.
The La Bonita Lifestyle
La Bonita is a serene, luxury community allowing only villas and small apartment units. It boasts European-style shops and restaurants, including:
Mosquito Hotel Boutique
Bodega Bonita
Hotel Atlantis Restaurant
Residents can enjoy surf and yoga classes, as well as daily views of turquoise waters from the property, just a 15-minute walk to the beach.
Las Terrenas: The Colorful Beach Town
Las Terrenas is a beach town located on the northeastern coast of the Dominican Republic, in the Samaná Peninsula. Once an old fisherman village, it is now a charming beach town often called the "colorful town" by the locals. It is known for its scenic landscapes, clear waters, and white sandy beaches with endless rows of palm trees. Tourism here is constantly growing due to investments in hotels, restaurants, bars, and shopping centers. Las Terrenas has a large ex-pat community with many European-inspired shops and restaurants, so if you crave Italian pizza one day, and fresh fish or local Dominican cuisine another, you can get it!
Top Beaches in Las Terrenas
Las Terrenas is renowned for its stunning beaches, each offering unique experiences:
Playa Jackson: A secluded virgin beach surrounded by nature, accessible by boat or a 4-hour hike through the mountains.
Playa Cosón: A peaceful haven with fine white sand and clear turquoise water, perfect for children and romantic walks.
Playa Perdida: A small, tranquil beach with spectacular sunset views, ideal for private relaxation and diving.
Playa Bonita: Declared the most beautiful beach in the world by LIO, offering calm waters, surfing spots, and charming beachfront properties.
Playa Las Ballenas: A family-friendly beach with calm waters, perfect for snorkeling, sailing, and enjoying beachfront restaurants.
Playa Popy: A lively beach popular with locals and tourists, offering food, beverages, and rental services for beach chairs.
Playa El Portillo: A paradise for kite-surfing enthusiasts, with clean, peaceful waters and scenic mountain views.
Playa El Anclon: An intimate, tranquil beach with daily maintenance and security, perfect for spotting manatees and turtles.
Things to Do in Las Terrenas
Las Terrenas offers a plethora of activities for all tastes:
Romantic Night Walk at Playa Bonita: Stroll along the beautiful shoreline under the stars.
Kite Surfing at Punta Popy Beach: Perfect for adventure seekers looking to catch the wind.
ATV or Jeep Safari: Explore the hills, cross rivers, visit a traditional rubber factory, and taste fresh coffee and cocoa at a family-owned plantation. Finish your adventure at Moron Beach (for ATV) or Rincon Beach (via Samana for jeeps).
Snorkeling and Scuba Diving: Supervised by qualified dive masters, discover a multitude of tropical species and vibrant underwater flora.
Eating Italian Pizza at Casa Azul: Enjoy a delicious meal in front of the beach.
Breakfast at La Paneria Italian Bakery: Start your day with delightful European vibes.
Samaná Attractions
Las Terrenas is a vibrant hub with over 22 represented nationalities
Whale Watching: Seasonal tours to see humpback whales.
El Limón Waterfall: Accessible via horseback ride through tropical forests.
Cayo Levantado: Famous for white sand beaches and clear waters.
Playa Rincón: A pristine, untouched beach
Los Haitises National Park: Ecological excursions showcasing rich biodiversity.
Additional Amenities
Boat and Yacht Excursions: Available at Samaná city and the Banister Hotel outside Las Terrenas.
AZS Airport: The closest airport to Las Terrenas, just 25 minutes away. Peak seasons are between November and March.
Helicopter Views and Experiences: Arranged by external agencies upon request.
The Evolution of Las Terrenas
Imagine a place that in 1975 didn't have a drivable road to reach it. No grocery stores, just street merchants, no gasoline stations and cars, just horses, no electricity, just candles, no telephones, just people yelling. Over the years, people discovered this inaccessible village. Today, Las Terrenas is connected to a new highway, allowing easier access.
Samaná El Catey International Airport (AZS) welcomes flights from the US, Europe, and Canada. The modern world has reached Las Terrenas, with fiber optic Internet/TV/telephone systems making life easier.
The Beauty of Las Terrenas
Located on a peninsula, Las Terrenas is a picturesque town with miles of pristine sandy beaches. Brightly colored homes are the residences of young Bohemians, growing families, established business people, and retirees. The cost of living, inexpensive housing, and amazing natural environment make it an ideal place to buy a house.
Las Terrenas stands apart from other Caribbean towns due to its small size and lack of large resorts. It offers a safe, pristine natural environment with white sand beaches, mountain trails, and crystal clear waters.
Weather in Las Terrenas
The average temperatures range from 71°F to 87°F (21°C to 30°C) with a fresh breeze from the ocean. The rainy season is from September to December, with November being the wettest month. The best time to visit is from December to March. Las Terrenas is one of the safest spots for hurricanes in the Caribbean.
Demographics and Location
The population of Las Terrenas is around 39,221. It is located 45 minutes from the town of Samaná and 2 hours from Santo Domingo. The ex-pat community includes French, Italians, Germans, Canadians, and British.
Hotels and Accommodation
Las Terrenas offers a range of accommodation options from luxurious hotels and villas to smaller apartments and eco-lodges. The high season is from mid-December to Holy Week, with many visitors extending their stay beyond April.
Transportation
The closest airport is El Catey Samana Airport (AZS), 25 minutes away. Santo Domingo's airport is a 2-hour drive, and Santiago's airport is a 2-hour 50-minute drive. Multiple bus shuttles and car rental services are available.
Retiring, Living, and Investing in Las Terrenas
Many come to Las Terrenas seeking a relaxed lifestyle and end up calling it home. The mixture of Dominican and European cultures, affordable housing, and beautiful scenery make it an ideal place to retire or invest in real estate.
Beach View Bliss in Las Terrenas
Discover the epitome of luxury living in the exclusive community of La Bonita, Las Terrenas. This stunning 3-bedroom and 1 housekeeper or nani room, 2,200 sq. ft. townhouse, priced at US$615,000, offers unparalleled ocean views and modern elegance.
Key Features:
Ocean View Master Suite: Enjoy breathtaking views and a luxurious en-suite bathroom.
Open-Concept Kitchen: Perfect for entertaining with a central island.
Expansive Terrace: 180° ocean views for alfresco dining and relaxation.
En-Suite Bedrooms: Each bedroom has its own private bathroom.
Service Room: Equipped with laundry facilities.
Two Parking Spaces: Conveniently located for residents.
Lift: Easy access to all levels.
The La Bonita Lifestyle
La Bonita is a serene, luxury community allowing only villas and small apartment units. It boasts European-style shops and restaurants, including:
Mosquito Hotel Boutique
Bodega Bonita
Hotel Atlantis Restaurant
Residents can enjoy surf and yoga classes, as well as daily views of turquoise waters from the property, just a 15-minute walk to the beach.
Las Terrenas: The Colorful Beach Town
Las Terrenas is a beach town located on the northeastern coast of the Dominican Republic, in the Samaná Peninsula. Once an old fisherman village, it is now a charming beach town often called the "colorful town" by the locals. It is known for its scenic landscapes, clear waters, and white sandy beaches with endless rows of palm trees. Tourism here is constantly growing due to investments in hotels, restaurants, bars, and shopping centers. Las Terrenas has a large ex-pat community with many European-inspired shops and restaurants, so if you crave Italian pizza one day, and fresh fish or local Dominican cuisine another, you can get it!
Top Beaches in Las Terrenas
Las Terrenas is renowned for its stunning beaches, each offering unique experiences:
Playa Jackson: A secluded virgin beach surrounded by nature, accessible by boat or a 4-hour hike through the mountains.
Playa Cosón: A peaceful haven with fine white sand and clear turquoise water, perfect for children and romantic walks.
Playa Perdida: A small, tranquil beach with spectacular sunset views, ideal for private relaxation and diving.
Playa Bonita: Declared the most beautiful beach in the world by LIO, offering calm waters, surfing spots, and charming beachfront properties.
Playa Las Ballenas: A family-friendly beach with calm waters, perfect for snorkeling, sailing, and enjoying beachfront restaurants.
Playa Popy: A lively beach popular with locals and tourists, offering food, beverages, and rental services for beach chairs.
Playa El Portillo: A paradise for kite-surfing enthusiasts, with clean, peaceful waters and scenic mountain views.
Playa El Anclon: An intimate, tranquil beach with daily maintenance and security, perfect for spotting manatees and turtles.
Things to Do in Las Terrenas
Las Terrenas offers a plethora of activities for all tastes:
Romantic Night Walk at Playa Bonita: Stroll along the beautiful shoreline under the stars.
Kite Surfing at Punta Popy Beach: Perfect for adventure seekers looking to catch the wind.
ATV or Jeep Safari: Explore the hills, cross rivers, visit a traditional rubber factory, and taste fresh coffee and cocoa at a family-owned plantation. Finish your adventure at Moron Beach (for ATV) or Rincon Beach (via Samana for jeeps).
Snorkeling and Scuba Diving: Supervised by qualified dive masters, discover a multitude of tropical species and vibrant underwater flora.
Eating Italian Pizza at Casa Azul: Enjoy a delicious meal in front of the beach.
Breakfast at La Paneria Italian Bakery: Start your day with delightful European vibes.
Samaná Attractions
Las Terrenas is a vibrant hub with over 22 represented nationalities
Whale Watching: Seasonal tours to see humpback whales.
El Limón Waterfall: Accessible via horseback ride through tropical forests.
Cayo Levantado: Famous for white sand beaches and clear waters.
Playa Rincón: A pristine, untouched beach
Los Haitises National Park: Ecological excursions showcasing rich biodiversity.
Additional Amenities
Boat and Yacht Excursions: Available at Samaná city and the Banister Hotel outside Las Terrenas.
AZS Airport: The closest airport to Las Terrenas, just 25 minutes away. Peak seasons are between November and March.
Helicopter Views and Experiences: Arranged by external agencies upon request.
The Evolution of Las Terrenas
Imagine a place that in 1975 didn't have a drivable road to reach it. No grocery stores, just street merchants, no gasoline stations and cars, just horses, no electricity, just candles, no telephones, just people yelling. Over the years, people discovered this inaccessible village. Today, Las Terrenas is connected to a new highway, allowing easier access.
Samaná El Catey International Airport (AZS) welcomes flights from the US, Europe, and Canada. The modern world has reached Las Terrenas, with fiber optic Internet/TV/telephone systems making life easier.
The Beauty of Las Terrenas
Located on a peninsula, Las Terrenas is a picturesque town with miles of pristine sandy beaches. Brightly colored homes are the residences of young Bohemians, growing families, established business people, and retirees. The cost of living, inexpensive housing, and amazing natural environment make it an ideal place to buy a house.
Las Terrenas stands apart from other Caribbean towns due to its small size and lack of large resorts. It offers a safe, pristine natural environment with white sand beaches, mountain trails, and crystal clear waters.
Weather in Las Terrenas
The average temperatures range from 71°F to 87°F (21°C to 30°C) with a fresh breeze from the ocean. The rainy season is from September to December, with November being the wettest month. The best time to visit is from December to March. Las Terrenas is one of the safest spots for hurricanes in the Caribbean.
Demographics and Location
The population of Las Terrenas is around 39,221. It is located 45 minutes from the town of Samaná and 2 hours from Santo Domingo. The ex-pat community includes French, Italians, Germans, Canadians, and British.
Hotels and Accommodation
Las Terrenas offers a range of accommodation options from luxurious hotels and villas to smaller apartments and eco-lodges. The high season is from mid-December to Holy Week, with many visitors extending their stay beyond April.
Transportation
The closest airport is El Catey Samana Airport (AZS), 25 minutes away. Santo Domingo's airport is a 2-hour drive, and Santiago's airport is a 2-hour 50-minute drive. Multiple bus shuttles and car rental services are available.
Retiring, Living, and Investing in Las Terrenas
Many come to Las Terrenas seeking a relaxed lifestyle and end up calling it home. The mixture of Dominican and European cultures, affordable housing, and beautiful scenery make it an ideal place to retire or invest in real estate.
Las Terrenas, Samaná, Dominican Republic
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