Residences of Distinction on Hispanoamericana Avenue

Spacious Apartments with Elegant Features

These three-bedroom, two-bathroom apartments offer a cozy and functional space. Estos apartamentos de tres dormitorios y dos baños ofrecen un espacio acogedor y funcional.

In addition, they have a separate washing gun and a private balcony that invites you to enjoy the outdoors. The main room, heated with air conditioning, guarantees additional comfort. The inclusion of a wireless alarm and the pre-installation of basic air conditioning demonstrate the attention to the well-being and safety of the residents.

These apartments offer a perfect combination of amenities and functionalities to provide a complete and comfortable residential experience

Features:

3 Bedrooms

2 bathrooms

Each apartmentwill include its own white line:- Refrigerator- Stove- Oven- Extractor-

Air Conditioning INVERTER(Hab. Main)-

Wireless Alarm – Basic air conditioning plan (optional).-

Pre-Installation Automation (Home Automation)

Control de Acceso

Security Cameras

Equipped Gym

Juegos de áreainfantil

Elevators

About Santiago:

Santiago: Agricultural and Industrial Center of the Cibao Santiago, located in the heart of the Cibao Valley, is a province outstanding for its agricultural and industrial relevance in the Dominican Republic. The city of Santiago de los Caballeros, its capital, stands as an intellectual and cultural center, as well as being an important industrial hub with sectors such as rum, textiles and cigar manufacturing. Among its economic contributions, free zones and a prominent cement factory consolidate its key role in the industrial landscape. Surrounded by mountains and protected from hurricanes, Santiago is part of the prosperous Cibao region.

Founded in 1495, Santiago has a history marked by resilience and progress. Initially established on the banks of the Yaque del Norte River, the city was moved in 1504 to Jacagua, where it faced a destructive earthquake in 1562. The evolution from a fortress to a civilian village reflects its adaptability. Granted the title of villa by Queen Juana I of Spain in 1508, Santiago has contributed significantly to the historical and economic development of the Dominican Republic.