This property has been built into the hillside with the upper floor level with the ground at one end.

This home has an open plan living area, with a stone room divider between the dining area and lounge.

The kitchen is compact but well planned and has plenty of storage space.

There is also a second verandah to the side of the house.

This property does require work, the upper floor areas all require painting and the lower floor areas need work to fully complete them.

The garden also needs serious attention.

The house has expansive views over Canefield and out to sea.

Located only 15 minutes drive from Roseau, this home would suit a practical person with a large family.

Buying Property in Dominica

Alien Landholding License
Foreigner's buying more than 1 acre of land in Dominica for personal use, or more than 3 acres of land for business purposes, are required to apply to the Dominica Government for what is called an "Alien's Land Holding License". A fee of 10% of the value of the land is charged by the government for granting this license.

Transfer Fees
Transfer fees on Dominican real estate are payable by the purchaser and are made up as follows :-

4% stamp duty
2.5% judicial fees
1% assurance fund
3% legal fees

In Dominica the seller also has to pay 2.5% stamp duty on the market value of the land being sold.

The entire buying process is relatively simple and often purchases of homes or small parcels of land not requiring an Alien Landholders License, can be completed in a matter of a few days. Where an Alien Landholders License is required, the buying process can usually be completed in 3 to 5 months

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