Oversized 2BR Colibri Villa for Sale in Residencial Hispaniola

Oversized Colibri Villa for Sale in Residencial Hispaniola, Sosúa

Located on a quiet cul-de-sac inside Residencial Hispaniola, this fully furnished 2-bedroom villa offers an oversized version of the popular Colibri design, combining additional living space, a large private lot and a private swimming pool in one of Sosúa’s established gated residential communities.

Priced at US$317,000, the property offers approximately 131 m² of construction on a 996.80 m² lot, with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Its larger-than-standard Colibri layout provides additional interior living space and an extended terrace for comfortable Caribbean indoor-outdoor living.

A Larger Version of the Popular Colibri Design

The main advantage of this property is its oversized configuration. Compared with a standard Colibri layout, the expanded floor plan provides more room for everyday living while retaining the practical two-bedroom design that works well for full-time residents, seasonal homeowners and buyers looking for an easy-to-manage Caribbean property.

Both bedrooms are equipped with air conditioning and ceiling fans. The villa is sold fully furnished, allowing a new owner to use the property without the additional time and expense of furnishing an entire home after closing.

Private Pool and Large Tropical Lot

The villa sits on a generous 996.80 m² private lot, providing considerably more outdoor space than many condominium properties. Tropical landscaping surrounds the private swimming pool and terrace, creating an attractive area for relaxing, outdoor dining or entertaining friends and family.

The cul-de-sac location also reduces passing traffic and adds to the property’s residential atmosphere and privacy.

Property Highlights

• Asking price: US$317,000
• Oversized Colibri model
• 2 bedrooms
• 2 bathrooms
• Approximately 131 m² of construction
• 996.80 m² private lot
• Private swimming pool
• Extended terrace
• Fully furnished
• Air conditioning
• Ceiling fans
• Tropical landscaped garden
• Quiet cul-de-sac location
• 24/7 security
• Gated residential community
• Community well
• Internet available
• Pet-friendly community
• Property ID: V 5924 HR

Living in Residencial Hispaniola, Sosúa

Residencial Hispaniola is an established gated residential community in Sosúa on the North Coast of the Dominican Republic. The community combines private villas, tropical surroundings and controlled access with convenient access to the services, beaches, restaurants and shopping available in the Sosúa area.

For buyers comparing homes within the community, see our Residencial Hispaniola real estate page and our selection of gated community properties in the Dominican Republic.

You can also explore more Sosúa real estate for sale or learn more about the region in our North Coast Dominican Republic real estate guide.

Buying Property in the Dominican Republic

Foreign buyers can purchase and own real estate in the Dominican Republic. Buyers should nevertheless use an independent Dominican real estate attorney to verify the title, ownership, liens or encumbrances, property documentation and applicable taxes before completing a purchase.

For more information about the purchase process, legal due diligence, closing costs and property ownership, read our Dominican Republic Property Buying Guide 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions About Buying in Residencial Hispaniola

What should a buyer check before purchasing a resale villa in Residencial Hispaniola?

In addition to checking the property’s title and legal status through an independent Dominican attorney, a buyer should review community obligations and current fees and consider an inspection of the villa, swimming pool, electrical and plumbing systems, air-conditioning equipment and other major components before closing.

How does owning a villa in Residencial Hispaniola differ from owning an independent home in Sosúa?

A villa in a managed gated community combines private home ownership with community rules, security and shared services. An independent property may provide greater autonomy, while a gated community can appeal to owners who value controlled access and an established residential environment. Buyers should compare both options according to their lifestyle and ownership priorities.

What should I know about HOA or community fees before buying?

Buyers should request the current community fee schedule and confirm exactly which services are included before purchasing. They should also ask whether there are any outstanding amounts attached to the property and whether additional or special assessments are anticipated. Fees and included services can change, so current figures should be verified during due diligence.

Is a cul-de-sac location an advantage when buying a villa?

For many buyers it can be. A dead-end street generally has less passing vehicle traffic than a through-road and can provide a quieter residential setting. Buyers should still visit the immediate surroundings personally to determine whether the location suits their preferences.

What should a foreign owner arrange if the villa will only be used part of the year?

Part-time owners should consider arrangements for routine property inspections, pool and garden care, cleaning, security and maintenance while they are outside the Dominican Republic. Buyers should establish these arrangements and their costs before assuming that a vacation home will require little ongoing management.

Can I rent out a villa in a gated community such as Residencial Hispaniola?

Rental possibilities should be verified against the community’s current rules and any applicable requirements before purchase. Buyers considering rental use should specifically confirm minimum-stay rules, guest registration procedures, community charges and any restrictions that may apply rather than relying on general assumptions about vacation rentals in Sosúa.

What documents should my attorney verify when buying a villa in the Dominican Republic?

An independent attorney should normally verify ownership and title documentation, liens or encumbrances, property identification and survey information, applicable tax status and the seller’s authority to sell. The attorney should also review the purchase agreement and closing documentation for the specific transaction.

What additional costs should I budget for beyond the purchase price?

Buyers should budget for legal fees, due-diligence expenses, applicable transfer and registration costs, community fees, insurance where desired and ongoing property expenses. The exact amount depends on the transaction and property, so a buyer should obtain a transaction-specific estimate before closing.

Arrange a Private Viewing

This oversized Colibri villa combines a large private lot, furnished interior, private swimming pool and quiet cul-de-sac position within Residencial Hispaniola.

Asking price: US$317,000.

Contact buyDRproperty.com for current availability, additional information or to arrange a private viewing of Property V 5924 HR.