The Dominican republic and it’s colonial mansions, beautiful beaches and stunning villas

As Christopher Columbus’ historic landing site to the New World, the island of Hispaniola is shared between the Dominican Republic and Haiti. The landscape features 1,500 km of sandy white beaches flanked with coconut groves, turquoise blue sea and the occasional lagoon. Not only that, there’s plenty of sunshine, a nice little merengue vibe, good rum, top-notch cigars and fabulous stately homes.

Fairy-tale villas overlooking the beaches of the Dominican Republic

This residence is located in Casa de Campo, a small touristic town-come-resort with abundant lush greenery. The owners can avail of the nearby luxury hotel, many restaurants, an 18-hole golf course, a marina fit for large yachts, and an international airport that caters for private jets.

The grand entrance gives the impression of entering a colonial mansion. © DR

Bright and spacious, the living room features many ornaments from the region. © DR

A bit of Europe and South America all in one

Within the 6,700 m² of the lush green site, behind the columned entrance, the home spreads out across 1,300 m². The villa is decorated predominantly in a European style with South American-style accents here and there. This extraordinary property features four beautiful bedrooms, spacious reception rooms at garden level, a terrace and an outdoor swimming pool.

The spacious dining area opens out onto the terraced garden and pool. © DR

With a four-poster bed and Italian-inspired furniture, this bedroom boasts an eclectic mix of cultures. © DR