https://vivatropical.com/property/listing/245221/
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Not the gated community type of person, but still concerned about security? Here you will find your safe home within walking distance of all the amenities, such as shops, museums, the famous market, of a small, functioning town in the mountains.
The house offers five bedrooms and 3 1/2 baths, a large BBQ, 130 square metres of covered porches - ideal for outside living - and a beautiful terraced garden with flat areas.
On the ground floor there is a very large family room, entry hall, 1/2 bathroom for visitors, formal dining room, semi-open-plan kitchen, maid's bedroom and maid's bathroom, as well as two bedrooms with a jack-and-jill bathroom located between the two of them. Also a very large utility room for the washer and dryer and lots of storage.Three very large covered porches is where you will probably spend most of your time.
On the first floor, there is a very large master bedroom which opens through double doors to an open veranda from where a staircase leads to the mirador terrace on the roof of the building with a fantastic panorama view of all the El Valle mountains. The master suite has a ample walk-in closet, and large bathroom which has a jetted tub and also a nice shower.
Next to the master bedrooms a big room could be used as another bedroom, a study, an office, or anything else you might think of.
The house is tax exempt until 2024.
El Valle de Antón
The small town El Valle de Antón is located in the Province of Cocé, 120 km away from Panama City. The village is nestled in the caldera of the second largest inhabited volcano in the world. It is named by the "El Valle Volcano", a Stratovulcano. The "El Valle de Antón caldera" with a radius of 6 km was formed about 1.1-1.3 million years ago. Today the caldera forms the ground for the small town El Valle de Anton with its 6200 inhabitants with a lively es-pat community..
The floor of the valley is underlaid by deposits of a former caldera lake, filled with hot thermic water. The valley is framed by a lava dome complex which is formed by East-West movement of the caldera. The tops are known as "El Cerro Gaital" (1185 m), "El Cerro Pajita" (616 m) and "El Cerro Caracoral". The most recent important eruption in the underground was 13,000 years ago. It happened when the hot magma met the caldera lake water. Some of the last volcanic activities were measured in 1987.
Basically, Panama is situated in the hot and humid tropical climate. El Valle, lying 600 m above sea level, boasts an all-season mild spring-time climate. Year-round average high temperature is 28° C, and the average night-time minimum is 20° C, with little variation between summer and winter. The dry season starts in the middle of December and lasts until the end of April. At this time the weather is sunny and very windy. But El Valle is also worth a visit in the rainy season because it usually only rains two hours in the afternoon and the place is more quiet than during the dry season. The rainy season is also called the Green Season: at this time nature shows at its best.
Today, El Valle is one of the most popular tourist attractions, hosting many retirees from abroad and weekenders, particularly from Panama City (many of them high-ranking politicians and businessmen), who appreciate the moderate climate and the extraordinary nature.
5.0 Beds
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3.5 Baths
4,306 sq.ft
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0.5 acres
