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Two Linked Homes — La Privada

La Privada, Curaçao
  • 8 bed
  • House
Tenure
Freehold (eigendom) — owned outright, with no expiry. The cleanest path to a mortgage.

About this property

House in La Privada, Curaçao. 8 bedrooms. Previously sold through CPM Real Estate.

Details

TypeHouse
Bedrooms8
TenureFreehold

The area · La Privada, Curaçao

La Privada is a residential area on Curaçao.

  • Around 35 beaches and coves along the calm leeward coast
  • UNESCO-listed Willemstad for dining, culture and marinas
  • Warm and dry most of the year (~28–31°C), on the southern edge of the hurricane belt
  • The guilder is pegged to the US dollar, steadying prices

Location

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Purchase price & costs · Curaçao

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Estimates only — transfer-tax and cost rates vary by island and change over time; always confirm with a licensed notary (notaris) and your lender.

Buying on Curaçao

  • No restrictions on foreign ownership — anyone can buy freehold property.
  • Prices are quoted in US dollars or Caribbean guilders (XCG/ANG), pegged at 1.79 to the USD.
  • Land is either eigendom (freehold) or erfpacht (long-lease) — always confirm which, and any erfpacht expiry year.
  • Local banks lend to non-residents (often up to ~60–70% of a sworn appraisal); many buyers also finance from home.

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