East Beach, Ritz Carlton Reserve

Dorado Beach, 00646 Puerto Rico

This sublime, privacy focused East Beach estate is sited on coveted Dorado Beach Drive at the Ritz Carlton Reserve, Puerto Rico’s most exclusive address. Distinctly original, this eight year new home offers bold architecture in a highly sought-after gated environment. Every detail of this extraordinary standout construction has been chosen for optimal light and luxurious comfort. Soaring 15' ceilings with voluminous spaces and floor to ceiling glass, gracefully open onto the perfectly manicured outdoor entertaining areas with massive living spaces. A 60' glass tiled pool stretches in view from living to den highlighting the tropical backdrop of this Caribbean masterpiece. Wild ginger, giant coconut palms and countless orchids caress the boundaries of this private, one acre compound just steps from the sandy shores of the resort itself.

As the front door opens, your senses are stimulated by the alluring gallery walls and perfectly sunlit spaces illuminating masterful works of art. Neutral construction tones throughout boast the ultimate playground for the world's most astute art collectors. With an expansive 9,900 sq. ft. of current construction, 5 bedrooms, 6 baths and a powder room, each bedroom suite is oriented to the estate’s lush outdoor gardens with two featuring volcanic stone soaking tubs and outdoor rain showers. With floor to ceiling glass doors that fully retract, the gourmet Italian kitchen opens directly onto the expansive pool terrace, offering lush, long range views that stretch to the horizon.

Presently approved plans for a 5,000 sq. ft., second story with rooftop terrace providing ocean views, will add priceless value to this rare to market trophy property. The estate is a fully automated smart home inclusive of Crestron touchscreens, Lutron keypads and operated by Control 4.

For the most discerning buyer looking for the utmost in privacy, proximity and natural sanctuary, nothing in Puerto Rico compares.

Monthly HOA: $7,441

* The first image and the last six are renderings and do not reflect the current state of the property.