The residential project includes two, three, and four-bedroom villas, premium amenities, private access, and payment facilities in one of the areas with the greatest tourism potential on the north coast
SANTO DOMINGO.– Last Thursday, ProEstate 1A presented the Villas de Coco Bay Luxury Residences collection, a luxury real estate project located in Cabrera, María Trinidad Sánchez province, designed to integrate exclusivity, nature and comfort in a private environment between the Atlantic Ocean and the mountains of the Dominican north coast.
The event took place in the Victory room of Spirit Coworking, where executives, investors and representatives of the real estate sector learned the details of the project developed by M&M Of The Atlantic Investment SRL.
During the presentation, Rosalía Aguiar, real estate advisor, highlighted that Coco Bay emerges at a time of growth for Cabrera, a town recognized for its beaches, natural landscapes and growing potential for real estate and tourism appreciation.
He also highlighted that the future construction of an international airport in the area will contribute to strengthening luxury tourism and the province's connectivity with international markets.
A residential complex designed for privacy and well-being
The project will be located in Los Valles, Loma Alta, Cabrera, a few minutes from Playa Grande, Playa Caletón, Laguna El Dudú, Río San Juan and Arroyo Salado.
According to its developers, Coco Bay was designed for people seeking privacy, tranquility and a connection with nature, without being far from tourist destinations and essential services.
The master plan envisions a private community with controlled access and 24-hour security, as well as infrastructure with underground data and fully finished internal streets.
Among the advertised amenities are an infinity pool with panoramic views, a clubhouse, a gazebo-style lookout, pickleball courts, children's areas, pet-friendly spaces, and a perimeter wall made of native stones.
Four villa models
The residential collection consists of four villa models with different dimensions and architectural layouts.
The Bohío del Sol model features 443 square meters distributed over two levels, four bedrooms with private bathrooms, two walk-in closets, spacious terraces and a private pool.
For its part, Bohío del Monte offers 322 square meters, three bedrooms with private bathrooms, open social areas, a terrace and a swimming pool.
The Bohío del Río model has 241 square meters with three bedrooms, including a master bedroom with a walk-in closet, as well as a terrace and spaces integrated with the exterior.
Bohío del Mar, on the other hand, comprises 284 square meters, two bedrooms with private bathrooms, a half bathroom for guests, a large terrace and a private pool.
Aguiar explained that all the villas were designed under a contemporary architectural concept with tropical elegance, prioritizing open spaces, natural lighting and views towards the ocean and mountains.
Finishes and features
Builder José Daniel González indicated that the residences incorporate premium finishes, including porcelain tile floors, treated wood, modern architectural details, and windows with safety glass.
In addition, each unit will feature an outdoor kitchen, laundry areas, private parking, and a layout designed to maximize ventilation and integration with the natural environment.
Similarly, González stated that Coco Bay has individual titles for each lot and that all legal documentation and corresponding permits are up to date.
Payment and investment plans
During the meeting, advisors Marisol Shanlatte and Cristobalina Trinidad explained the acquisition facilities for investors and interested buyers.
The payment plan includes reservations starting from US$3,000, a 20% down payment, 40% during the construction process, with payment options of 9, 18 or 24 months, and the remaining 40% upon delivery.
They explained that the project seeks to attract both local buyers and Dominicans residing abroad and investors interested in luxury vacation properties in emerging destinations in the Dominican Republic.
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