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4 bedroom restored historic home for sale in the Dominican Republic located in Santo Domingo’s Zona Colonial.
ZONA COLONIAL, SANTO DOMINGO – HISTORIC HOME FOR SALE
This beautifully restored colonial home is located on Calle Hostos (Calle Street) in the Zona Colonial (Colonial Zone) of Santo Domingo, the historic heart of the capital of the Dominican Republic.
This historic home encompasses 570 square meters of construction over 2 levels.
The house has beautifully restored colonial touches throughout such as a beautiful courtyard pool with double height ceiling and glass atrium, brick floors, mahogany portals, wide archways and columns and rustic plaster walls.
INVITING SPACES FOR RELAXATION & ENTERTAINING
The interior features elegant spaces for relaxing, entertaining and preparing meals, including 2 colonial courtyards (one of which features an indoor pool), a bar area (which was the setting for the filming of Miami Vice), living room, wine cellar, dining room and kitchen with rich dark wooden cabinets.
THE BEDROOMS
In total, there are 4 bedrooms, 4 full bathrooms and 3 half bathrooms. 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom are located on the first floor. The other 3 large double height bedrooms and their bathrooms are located on the second floor, 2 of which have balconies overlooking beautiful Calle Hostos – a filming location for several Hollywood movies.
OTHER PROPERTY DETAILS
The property also includes a laundry and maids room and private guarded parking.
ROOM FOR EXPANSION
An adjacent lot of land is also available which could provide the opportunity to expand the house or provide additional private parking.
IDEAL FOR RESIDENTIAL OR COMMERCIAL USE
Located in the heart of Santo Domingo’s Zona Colonial, this enchanting historic home would be ideal for either residential or commercial use as a boutique hotel.
As the first permanent European settlement in the western hemisphere, the Zona Colonial in Santo Domingo is emerging as an increasingly popular tourist destination and the government of the Dominican Republic is investing in developing cultural tourism in this historic gem as part of efforts to diversify the country’s tourism product.