- 6 bed
- 805 m² plot
- House
About this property
An investment-and-living opportunity in sought-after Jan Thiel — a fully-walled, furnished residential home with 6 bedrooms on 805 m² of freehold land, with private pool, balcony, garden and air-conditioning. Listed at XCG 1,375,000 (≈ US$768,000).
Details
The area · Jan Thiel, Curaçao
Jan Thiel is one of Curaçao's most desirable resort areas, set around a sheltered bay on the island's south-east coast. It's known for its beach clubs, waterfront dining and calm, snorkel-friendly water, with the Spanish Water lagoon and its marinas just inland — a lively mix of residents, expats and holidaymakers.
- Jan Thiel Beach, beach clubs & dive spots on the doorstep
- Spanish Water marinas and watersports nearby
- Restaurants, bars and the Zuikertuintje shops
- A favourite for second homes and holiday rentals
- ~20–25 min drive to Hato International Airport
- Around 35 beaches and coves along the calm leeward coast
- UNESCO-listed Willemstad for dining, culture and marinas
Location
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Costs & numbers
Purchase price & costs · Curaçao
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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.