Buyers and investors · Casa de Campo, La Romana
Casa de Campo villas: buying in the Caribbean’s most exclusive private community
Casa de Campo, in La Romana, is a private resort community with championship golf, its own marina, a private beach and the village of Altos de Chavón. It is the highest-end market in the Dominican Republic and the one that most resembles what a Florida buyer understands as a luxury gated community: security, services, clear rules and a purchase and rental demand that does not depend on mass tourism.
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Villas, lots and marina condos
Villas in the golf and Caribbean-view areas, lots to build to your specification within the community, and marina condos for those who want service and rent without maintenance. Each type has its buyer and its community fees; I explain them before we visit.
Golf, marina and Altos de Chavón
Teeth of the Dog is one of the most recognized golf courses in the Caribbean, the marina hosts large yachts, and Altos de Chavón, the stone village above the Chavón river, concentrates restaurants, an amphitheater and cultural life. The private Minitas beach, the equestrian center, polo and the shooting center complete an offering that sustains property values.
Getting there and who buys
La Romana International Airport sits beside the community and Punta Cana’s airport is just over an hour away. Buyers include long-established Dominican families, business owners from the United States and Europe and, increasingly, Florida homeowners seeking a second home with the logistics solved.
How to buy well in Casa de Campo
- Individual title verified and community bylaws reviewed by an attorney.
- Community fees, included services and rental rules clear before offering.
- Condition of the villa and its systems with an independent inspection.
- High-end rent analysis with real resort data, not projections.
Types of villa inside the resort
Golf villas, with course views and more privacy; Caribbean-view villas, the most sought after; interior and marina-area villas with more accessible entry prices; and lots to build under the community’s architectural code. Each area has its fees and rental rules, which I explain before we visit.
High-end rent within the rules
Casa de Campo has a high-end rental market for families and groups, with year-round demand and high-season peaks. Rent is managed within the community’s rules and with authorized operators; the analysis uses real resort rates, not projections.
What it costs to maintain a villa in Casa de Campo
Community fees for security, services and common-area maintenance, plus villa staff, pool, garden, electricity and insurance. These costs are higher than in other destinations and are part of the analysis from day one.
Frequently asked questions
Can a foreigner buy in Casa de Campo?
Yes, in their own name and with the same rights as a Dominican citizen. The process runs through a local attorney who verifies the title, the contract and the community bylaws, and through payment of the transfer tax at registration.
What fees does a Casa de Campo property carry?
The community charges fees for services, security and maintenance that vary by property type and location. I review them with you before offering so they are part of the analysis.
Can a Casa de Campo villa be rented?
Yes, within the community’s rules. It is a high-end rental market, with demand from families and groups year-round and peaks in high season and on key dates.
Can I see it before buying?
Yes, and I recommend it. I arrange in-person showings when you travel and video tours when you cannot.
How do I get to Casa de Campo from Florida?
La Romana International Airport sits beside the community and receives flights from Miami; Punta Cana’s airport is just over an hour away by highway.
Can I buy a lot and build?
Yes, under the community’s architectural code and with authorized builders. I guide the lot purchase and the review of the construction contract.
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