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Private mansion with garden and reception roomLa Romana (Dominican Republic)
Villa Farallon: Brand-New Oceanfront Dream Estate in Casa de Campo
Built atop a 6,894 SM oceanfront homesite (74,213 SF), and consisting of 3,493 SM of construction (37,598 SF), the home boasts a total of 13 bedrooms, 10 of which are for guests and 3 for staff. The home has a total of 16 full bathrooms and 3 half bathrooms. Of the 10 guest bedrooms, 6 are in the main house and 4 are in the guest house. The 4,000 SF master suite includes two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a spa with sauna, jacuzzi and outdoor shower, a gym, and an ocean-view office, and has three access ways to easily arrive to any corner of the main level. The separation of the main house and guest house is perfect for HNI and celebrities who tend to travel with an executive staff, as the owners can enjoy the main house, yet their upper-level support staff can enjoy the independent guest house, which ensures comfort for all, but guarantees maximum privacy for the owners. In reality, the home was built for the owners use and was not intended for sale; every detail was designed and built for personal enjoyment.
Designed from scratch and built with the owner’s use in mind (the home was never a spec home), the home is built upon two (2) levels and uses both concrete/steel walls and poured concrete roofing throughout; the home is as solid of a structure as you can build. Finished using marble walls, natural stone flooring, oak wood doors and imported double size, hurricane proof/sound-proof windows throughout, the finishes of Villa Farallon are not only the best that you can buy, but they have been placed and installed with meticulous attention to detail; the highest quality which is visible everywhere you look.
Offered as a fully turn-key home, with the exception of the sculptures and the contents of the owner’s private rooms, the sale includes everything inside the home, including all the artwork on the walls, every spoon in the kitchen, every champagne flute in the bar. Additionally, the home is sold fully furnished, with all TVs, sofas, beddings, towels, etc. Even the kitchens are fully equipped and include all appliances big and small, glassware, cutlery, and at least 10 different sets of matched tableware’s. Four vehicles are included (Range Rover and Pathfinder, plus two golf carts). Even the existing staff will stay. The new owners of Villa Farallon need only to bring their toothbrushes and enjoy from day one; this is a fully turn key operation. A detailed inventory of items included is available upon request.
With regards to privacy, the home is fully walled save for the oceanfront, and has a fully gated perimeter and entry way, including a guard house for staffed security, not that it is ever needed, but is nice to have.
Entertaining amenities include an electric baby-grand piano, outdoor billiards area, heated jacuzzi, multiple tv family rooms, a full home-theater, and a fully operational sound-proof nightclub complete with DJ booth and VIP area, band stage area, full bar and designer bathrooms. The home is a smart home with a fully automated Lutron lighting and sound system.
The heated infinity edge lap pool for swimming is fed by solar energy, and not until you try it out for yourself can the different experiences from each corner of the pool be appreciated. The LED lighting in the pool is a work of art in and of itself at night. Over 130 people worked on the home for at least three years. Even 12,000 pounds of stone were shipped in from Canada for just one of the terraces, the awe-inspiring “Muskoka” terrace.
Located within the Casa de Campo Resort in the exclusive Punta Aguila neighborhood, Villa Farallon is a brand-new, oceanfront estate in turnkey, pristine, move-in condition, oriented towards the south-east. It has every positive characteristic that a savvy property connoisseur tends to desire. And only one of its kind exists in the world. The decision to own this trophy Caribbean estate is a relatively easy one. And honestly, if not now, then when?