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Beach Lot, Playa El Rompio $15,000
497 Square Meters
497 Square Meters
Beach Lot # 08
Your escape route leads to the beach at Playa El Rompio.
Here you will find a small, out-of-the-way settlement, where
life moves at a different pace. Watch fisherman return from
the sea with their catches of fish, shrimp, langostino, lobster,
and more exotic fare, to serve at your evenings’ meal. Walk for
miles on deserted beaches or, better still, secure a horse from
the many nearby farms, for a day’s ride. Or just kick back
in your hammock at listen to the sounds of nature all around
you.
The lot # 11 measures 497 square meters or approximately 5,380
square feet which runs vertically from the beach. This is Right of
Possession property, meaning that it is not “titled”. However, recent
changes in national laws make it possible for it to become titled
through a well defined process. In Panama, foreign owners enjoy
the same rights of property as country nationals. The property can
be sold, inherited, built upon, or otherwise developed.
There is electricity at the property, water is publicly provided, while
sewers requires individual septic systems. Panama is a
technologically advanced country, cell phones, high-speed internet
and television reception are readily available here.
Your escape route leads to the beach at Playa El Rompio.
Here you will find a small, out-of-the-way settlement, where
life moves at a different pace. Watch fisherman return from
the sea with their catches of fish, shrimp, langostino, lobster,
and more exotic fare, to serve at your evenings’ meal. Walk for
miles on deserted beaches or, better still, secure a horse from
the many nearby farms, for a day’s ride. Or just kick back
in your hammock at listen to the sounds of nature all around
you.
The lot # 11 measures 497 square meters or approximately 5,380
square feet which runs vertically from the beach. This is Right of
Possession property, meaning that it is not “titled”. However, recent
changes in national laws make it possible for it to become titled
through a well defined process. In Panama, foreign owners enjoy
the same rights of property as country nationals. The property can
be sold, inherited, built upon, or otherwise developed.
There is electricity at the property, water is publicly provided, while
sewers requires individual septic systems. Panama is a
technologically advanced country, cell phones, high-speed internet
and television reception are readily available here.
