DUPLEX VILLA 3 BEDROOM SEA VIEW

Duplex villa 3 bedroom with sea view, fully furnished and ready to move in.

This superb duplex villa with two bedrooms, plus a full care taker service bedroom, with two terraces, a balcony and sea view is in the heart of a beautiful residence, just in front of the swimming pool, and less than 500 feet from the very pleasant beach of El Rompío, with its fishermen and its typical restaurants. The location of this villa is ideal!

In perfect condition, this beautiful 3 bedroom villa offers 187 square meters of construction, on two floors, distributed as follows:

Ground floor:

• Entrance
• Large living-dining room with terrace and garden access,
• Nice kitchen, fully furnished and equipped,
• Separate WC with washbasin,
• Covered terrace with dining area and open view of the garden,
• Laundry,
• Small inner courtyard,
• Service room with complete bathroom,
• Numerous storage,
• And covered parking.

First floor:

• Two spacious bedrooms, each with private bathroom,
• Beautiful west facing terrace for sunset and east facing balcony with open sea view
• Large closets in each room

The complex “Los Jardines del Rompio” is a small, very friendly residence of about thirty houses, built by a Canadian and mostly occupied by Canadian and American expatriates. The residence has a large swimming pool with sunbeds and huts, and beautiful green areas kept very well maintained. It is located just 20 minutes from Chitre, a large and expanding city that has its own airport with 2 direct flights a day Panama, many good restaurants, several department stores and supermarkets (Riba Smith, Rey, Super 99, Machetazo, Novey, Do It Center, Tick, and Car Dealers for all brands), hospitals and clinics (public or private), craft shops, museums and historic centers, golf courses, movie theater and much more…

Chitré is the capital or head district of the Panamanian province of Herrera. It is located in the northeast of the Azuero peninsula and has, according to the 2010 census data, 9,092 inhabitants, 1 occupying the thirteenth position among the most populated municipalities of Panama and the first of the Azuero peninsula district.

It is known as “The city that grows alone” and “The city where no one is a stranger.” The district of the same name is divided into five districts: San Juan Bautista, Llano Bonito, Monagrillo, La Arena and Chitré (head township). The National Avenue, the main communication hub of the province of Herrera and Los Santos, connects Chitré to the Pan-American Highway in the town of Divisa.

It preserves in its old town a historical group composed of houses, churches, squares, avenues and parks, together with an important museum heritage. Among the cultural events that are celebrated include the Holy Week of Chitré, the festivities of the patron saint, San Juan Bautista, and Carnival.