Siaton

Beach House on 3,300 m² Along the National Highway in Siaton

Price Reduced

Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 2
Lot area: 3,300 m²
Title: Clean Title
Ref. #: 27102679

Description

A beach house on a spacious 3,300 m² lot in Siaton, in the quiet south of Negros Oriental. The house has three bedrooms and two bathrooms, and the property sits right along the national highway, so it is easy to reach by car or bus. With this much land, there is room for more than a private home: a vacation retreat for the family, guest cottages, or a small business such as a beach resort or rental units. Siaton is known for its unspoiled coastline and a slower pace of life, about an hour's drive south of Dumaguete City. The property comes with a clean title, and the price is negotiable. A rare chance to own a large beach property in one of the most beautiful and least crowded parts of the province.

Why this property

Beach Living in Siaton

Your own beach house on the quiet southern coast.

3,300 m² of Space

Room for a family retreat, cottages or a small resort.

Easy to Reach

Right along the national highway, clean title.

Features

Beach property
3,300 m² lot
3 bedrooms
2 bathrooms
Along the national highway

Amenities

AirCon

Location

Siaton, Negros Oriental

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Frequently asked questions

How much does the property cost?

The asking price is ₱20,000,000, and the price is negotiable.

How big is the property?

The lot has 3,300 m². The house has three bedrooms and two bathrooms.

Does the property have a clean title?

Yes, the property comes with a clean title.

Can foreigners buy this property?

Foreigners can't own land in the Philippines directly, but there are legal options, for example buying through a Filipino spouse, a corporation, or a long-term lease. We're happy to explain the options.

How can I schedule a viewing?

Message us on WhatsApp with the object number. Genessa will arrange a viewing at a time that suits you.

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