Villa in Dominican Republic

Semi-detached villa divided horizontally facing the sea, on the beach, with a garden of approximately 250 m2 with swimming pool.
The coast is the most sought after by tourism for its beaches.
The villa is located 5 minutes walk from the beach and 2 minutes from restaurants, bars, supermarkets, in the center of the village.
The housing unit is on a plot of approximately 400 m, has a common entrance with external stairs for access to the 1st floor.
The Mediterranean style is typical of the seaside house that can be lived in for weekends and long periods.
The villa consists of 2 apartments of 150 m2, each comprising entrance hall – closet vestibule – living room – kitchen – comedor – 2 bathrooms – 2 bedrooms.
On the ground floor there is a patio overlooking the 250 m2 garden with swimming pool and access from a private rear road to the porch and covered veranda.
On the first floor there is a large terrace for up to twenty people.
The rooms face north, cool, the living area faces south-east.
The villa is always exposed to the eastern breeze, it is surrounded by a coral stone wall, various palm trees of all types that offer complete privacy.
Solid construction in reinforced concrete from the foundations to the roof included.
Built with an anti-seismic system and 60 cm higher than the side streets to avoid flooding.

The request is for €350,000

Some information about the Dominican Republic

The Dominican Republic is a representative democracy located in the eastern two-thirds of the Caribbean island of Hispaniola in the Greater Antilles. It borders the Republic of Haiti to the west, and is bordered to the north by the Atlantic Ocean, to the south by the Caribbean Sea and to the east by the Mona Channel, which separates it from Puerto Rico. The capital is Santo Domingo, the official language is Spanish
National parks
Despite its small surface area, the Dominican Republic is home to nine national parks, one of which is underwater. The Los Haitises National Park is located south of the bay of Samaná; in the Cordillera Central I saw the Armándo Bermúdez National Park and the José del Cármen Ramírez National Park. In the extreme north-west, near the city of San Fernando de Montecristi, there is the Parque Nacional Monte Cristi; in the south-west region, however, near the border with Haiti, the Parque Nacional Isla Cabritos is home to Lake Enriquillo and there are also the Parque Nacional Sierra de Bahoruco and the Parque Nacional Jaragua, the largest of all the Antilles. East of the capital, Parque Nacional Submarino La Caleta is the only entirely underwater reserve in the country; east of La Romana an entire peninsula is occupied by the Parque Nacional del Este.
Culture
Literature
A Dominican literature, little known in other countries, established itself in the 20th century with authors such as Juan Bosch, also a politician, Pedro Mir, and Manuel del Cabral.
Musica
An important part for this country is represented by the dance in which the major ones are merengue, reaggeton, bachata and salsa.
World Heritage Sites
One of the assets of the Dominican Republic was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List: the Colonial City of Santo Domingo (1990)