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Step through Villa Solara's gallery hallway and the villa opens out to a long green-tile pool. The villa sits inside Barranca, an interior pocket of the resort with the Racquet Center a short cart ride up the road, so a tennis or paddle morning fits...
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Walk out the front gate at La Darsena and you're inside the Marina — the yacht club, the boutiques, the dock at the end of the walk. The townhouse sleeps four across two bedrooms. It suits couples or a small family who came for the boats and the wate...
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Step through the wooden lattice gate at La Madera and the brick driveway curves under mature trees, past low wood pavilions and a tropical garden, out to a clifftop lawn with the open Caribbean Sea past the seawall. The villa sits in Punta Águila, Ca...
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Walk down the brick path from the back lawn and the sand opens into your own crescent cove behind the tree line. Villa Mar Azul sits at the east end of Punta Minitas, an eight-bedroom beachfront villa with its own private stretch of sand. Sleeps sixt...
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Slide your bedroom door open onto your own private patch of garden, no one passing through, no neighbour in sight. Casa Bosque is a new contemporary villa in El Polo, where every one of the five bedrooms opens onto its own patio and most of the day h...
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Walk through the thatched gatehouse and the compound opens out around the pool. Casa Cana is set up for a multi-generation group who want a long active week on the resort. The villa sits in Punta Aguila on a generous inland plot, with the back lawn l...
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At Villa Farallon the cliff falls away on three sides, the Caribbean fifty feet below the lawn. Ten bedrooms sleep twenty-four across a main villa and a guest annex with its own secondary pool, with an included cook handling all the meals. The fit: a...
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Step out the back of Villa Oasis and the bay is right there — Minitas Bay opening off the lawn, your own dock at the water's edge. The estate sits at the tip of Punta Minitas, designed by the Italian architect who built Casa de Campo's marina. Eight...
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Walk through the teal door at Casa Bliss and the open-air courtyard opens overhead — glass roof, rain chain, pebble garden at the heart of the floor plan. Four bedrooms sleep eight in a Links-side villa, with an included cook handling all the meals....
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Carry the drinks out to the back terrace at sundown and The Links fairway is right across the water. Golf Villa V is a single-story house in the Golf Villas III Phase Cont., with the inland lake just past the back lawn and a primary suite that's wort...
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Walk in and the ceiling opens to sky. The front of the villa is a courtyard garden you cross before you reach anyone. Aqua Vista is the villa for a multi-generational family or three or four couples — six bedrooms in Los Lagos, Minitas Beach a short...
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Twelve guests settle into Villa Le Blanc by sundown the first night, and the pool pavilion is where everyone gathers. The villa sits on a Dye Fore fairway plot in Las Palmas, with the Casa de Campo Marina close enough to walk back from dinner. Six be...
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Slide the full-height glass wall back at Villa Portón and the living room and the pool become one room — lawn past the loungers, parasol at the far end. Four bedrooms sleep eight in a modern Barranca villa, with an included cook handling all the meal...
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Send the kids out to the play park behind the pool and pour drinks on the terrace. Casa BO is the modern villa that holds a multi-generation group without anyone tripping over each other. The villa sits at the end of a quiet road in El Ingenio, with...
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Step out onto the back terrace at Los Mangos and the lawn runs for a full acre. It's wide enough to lose a soccer ball in, with the pool stretching down one side. The villa sits in the Los Mangos pocket of the resort, a short walk down to Minitas Bea...
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