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2 ADJACENT LOTS IN LA MULATA | 3,000 M² EACH | BUY ONE OR BOTH 🌴

For 1 lot: $168,000

La Mulata II, Sosúa, Dominican Republic-RealtorDR-

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EXCLUSIVE LISTING

2 ADJACENT LOTS IN LA MULATA | 3,000 M² EACH | BUY ONE OR BOTH 🌴

Property ID – RDR-62596-property
Address – La Mulata II, Sosúa, Dominican Republic-RealtorDR-

Price

For 1 lot:

US $168000

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Property ID : RDR-62596-property
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Lot Size
2999 sq m
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No
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No
HOA
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Tucked into the quiet hillside community of La Mulata 2, these two spacious 3,000 m² parcels offer a rare chance to create something entirely your own. Available individually or together, they provide the space and freedom to bring your vision to life — whether that’s a private residence, multi-home compound, or a future project.

Why these lots stand out:

  • Complete design freedom: No HOA, no architectural restrictions, and no community rules — you decide what to build, how to live, and how to use your land.
  • Room to breathe: With up to 6,000 m² available if purchased together, you can enjoy privacy and space that’s increasingly hard to find this close to town.
  • Strategic location: Peaceful and elevated, yet just minutes from the beaches, schools, restaurants, and amenities of Sosúa and nearby Cabarete.
  • Long-term peace of mind: A solid landholding in the Dominican Republic offers security and flexibility for the future — a place you can shape to fit your needs as they evolve.

About the Area:

La Mulata is a peaceful and well-established residential area in Sosúa, Dominican Republic, known for its spacious villas, lush greenery, and serene atmosphere. Located just a short drive from Sosúa Beach, Cabarete, and essential amenities, this community offers a private and relaxed lifestyle while remaining close to supermarkets, restaurants, and international schools.With its large lots, mountain views, and secure environment, La Mulata is a favorite among expats and investors looking for secluded yet convenient living. Whether you’re seeking a vacation home, retirement retreat, or investment property, La Mulata provides a unique blend of tranquility and accessibility on the beautiful north coast of the Dominican Republic.

Whether you’re dreaming of a serene Caribbean homestead, a family retreat, or simply want a safe, tangible asset for the years ahead, these La Mulata 2 lots are an opportunity to plant your roots on your own terms.

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25 Years Fixed
7.95% Interest
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FAQs

Yes! The buying process for foreigners and Dominicans is exactly the same. No matter your citizenship status, you can own property in the DR.
Closing costs are typically 3.5% additional to the sales price. 1% would be for the lawyer’s fees and 2.5% go straight to the government for title transfers and taxes.
Not only can you receive quality healthcare in the DR, it is very affordable. A standard visit to your General Doctor would cost less than $25 USD without insurance and you can get a top tier insurance policy for $400 USD per year.
Yes. Property taxes are 1% per year of the appraised value of the property in the tax office of approximately over $150,000USD. So if your property is officially valued at $200,000USD, you would pay 1% yearly property taxes on just $50,000USD.
The DR’s policy for extended stay of non-residents is one of the most relaxed in the world. You only need to pay a fee if you stay longer than your tourist visa. Your tourist visa from the airport expires in 30 days, so if you leave 30 days – 3 years after your visa expires, you will pay a fee at the airport that is calculated based on how long you stayed.
No. It is just as easy to own property in the Dominican Republic for citizens as it is for visitors. That being said, getting residency in the DR is a straightforward yet lengthy process that can be beneficial for some.
For non-residents it is possible to get financing from local banks like Scotiabank or Banco Popular however, it is not common and most property transactions in the DR are cash purchases. Having residency or citizenship in the Dominican Republic can be advantageous when getting financing to buy property.

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