Everything You Want and Need is in Nicaragua

  

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Seaside Mariana in a master-planned community spread over 923 acres on 2.0 kilometers of pristine Pacific beachfront an hour’s drive from the country’s capital city and international airport in Managua. The site ranges in elevation from 18 ft above sea level to 800 ft providing views of the Pacific Ocean and the surrounding San Rafael Del Sur area and Sierra Mountain Range. Seaside Mariana offers investors a selection of residential options, including beachfront and ocean view condominiums, golf and ocean front home site and beachfront bungalows. Construction will has commenced with an anticipated completion of phase one in the fall of 2013.

Owners and visitors will enjoy a range of outstanding amenities, the centre piece being the 300+ Wyndham Mariana Resort, a Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Course designed by the legendary golfer himself, a state-of-the art spa and fitness centre, equestrian centre, beach club, town centre with shopping and entertainment, boutique 5 star hotels and a cultural museum built around an active archaeological dig. Adding to the sense of security there is an on-site medical facility with an on-call physician and helicopter service.

Elements of the country’s old world architecture are blended with the modern to give Seaside Mariana a patina of graceful aging, establishing an authentic sense of place that honors the country and its people. From its grand entry to each individual residence, materials and textures are indigenous in look and feel, with finishes and colors that are harmonious with the natural setting.

Beachfront condominiums and Laya Hotel Bungalows prices will start at US$99,000, which is approximately 30%-50% lower than holiday home communities in neighboring Costa Rica, providing a competitive investment option. The potential to earn high rental yields from a property on the development is good as Seaside Mariana will provide much needed accommodation for the country’s burgeoning number of tourists, which largely come from the United States and Canada. The country currently receives more than 800,000 visitors annually and this is predicted to increase steadily at 25% pa, which will mean by 2015 there will be a hotel room deficit of approximately 5,000 units.

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