Description

Located along the pristine coastline of Puerto Rico’s Dorado Beach Resort, this expansive parcel of land offers unparalleled natural beauty, luxury, and history. The property blends the stunning allure of the Caribbean with the opulence and privacy of one of Puerto Rico’s most celebrated resorts. This land has direct access to the sparkling, turquoise waters of Dorado Beach, where soft, golden sands stretch out for miles. The beach is perfect for sunbathing, water sports, and enjoying breathtaking sunsets over the horizon. The serene, idyllic atmosphere of this coastline is unmatched, offering both peace and excitement at your doorstep. As part of the legendary Dorado Beach Resort, this property enjoys access to world-class amenities. Residents and guests can indulge in luxurious features, including: Golf Courses: Designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr., East and Sugarcane courses are among the finest in the world. Wellness Facilities: A renowned spa and fitness center focus on relaxation and rejuvenation with open gardens and plunges pools, relaxation rooms among other such as tree houses cabanas and more. Water Activities: Kite surfing, wind surfing, snorkeling, and paddleboarding are just a few of the activities available along the two-mile resort’s beach. Another mile has a water break which makes the beach a natural pool. One of the best coast of Puerto Rico. Dining: Over six (6) gourmet restaurants offering a range of international cuisine, serving fresh local ingredients in an elegant setting. Pools and Recreation: Multiple pools, including oceanfront infinity pools at Encanto Beach Club, the Fitness and tennis Center, and trails for those seeking an active lifestyle. The land holds a significant place in history, once part of the vast Rockefeller family estate. Laid out in the mid-20th century by Laurance Rockefeller, the resort has maintained a commitment to preserving the natural environment while offering luxury and exclusivity to its residents. This connection to the Rockefeller legacy ensures that the land is not only a prime real estate investment but also a piece of Puerto Rico’s rich cultural history.