This is your opportunity to own the only unobstructed waterfront property in the village
of Sarteneja, Belize, in Central America. This home is situated on .61 acre with 300 feet
of waterfront facing the Caribbean Sea and Mexico. This former hurricane shelter has
been transformed into the perfect home to relax and share with family and friends.
The main floor consists of 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a large walk-in laundry room/mudroom, screened-in porch, large family room, dining room and a custom-designed kitchen
with locally forged hardwood cabinets.
Upstairs, you find a very large palapa veranda with additional seating/outside dining
areas, full eat-in kitchen with custom cabinetry, a bathroom, and additional bedroom/living
room.
This waterfront property also features a 250-foot private dock, 2-car garage, and extra-large
shed for storage, mature fruit trees, manicured grounds and so much more for you to
explore. Includes a 20 ft BOAT with a 150 Honda 4-stroke engine.
Looking for more than a family home? This property can be transformed into 2 separate
rental properties, boutique bed and breakfasts, retreats—the possibilities await your vision.
Walk out your door and drop your fishing line, take a swim, or moor your boat—all off
your own licensed private dock with gated access.

300-foot waterfront

Features 250-foot Private Dock

Vehicle Garage

Garage for Storage

Additional Storage

Covered Palapa

Fruit Trees

Well-established and mature vegetation

Immaculate Grounds

Sarteneja Village

Sarteneja has certainly earned its name as a fishing community—over ninety percent of the mostly Mestizo residents make their livelihood from the sea. Sailboats called lighters carry up to fifteen fishermen on extended, long-distance fishing trips following the line of the reef to take advantage of seasonably available species of fish, shrimp, conch, and lobster all the way to Honduras. In line with their maritime tradition, residents hold an annual regatta at Easter. Corozal District is a haven for retirees from Europe and North America, and although it is not on the main tourist routes, it offers many activities, such as sport fishing, Maya sites, or bird-watching at Shipstern Nature Reserve.

Mexico is just a few miles north. The Quintana Roo capital city, Chetumal, has several malls, including Walmart, Sam’s Club, and McDonald’s; a busy downtown commercial shopping area; and a sprawling commercial zone anchored by the new and old markets. Museums, international airports, hospitals, hotels, restaurants, and nightclubs cater to the needs of any visitor seeking big-city amenities.

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