About 218 Calle 6
Sandwiched between the Atlantic and El Yunque Rainforest this 15,195 sq ft residential property luxuriates in nature with with 360° sweeping views of the ocean out front and the rolling hills of El Yunque Rainforest out back, with a total 4,530 sq ft interior space. Central location close to everything, it’s perched atop the authentic eighborhood of Puerto Rico, closest to los Kioskos de Luquillo full of Borinquen restaurants, bars, and shops, and just 4 blocks from some of the best beaches on the island, including the Blue Flag Beach el Balneario Monserrate. It’s also just five minutes from Luquillo’s town center’s great local restaurants and major grocery, drugstore, and fast food chains. All that and in the other direction but a 4-mile drive to the entrance of El Yunque National Park. Our 5 bedroom 3180 sq ft main house features 3 fully renovated bathrooms and 2 kitchens, sea views from the 10-foot ceiling main salon and living rooms, and the elevated dining room with lounge area and lower unit's kitchen nook and dining area as well. Outside we have a front balcony with 2 hammocks, a 195 sq ft covered patio with hammock, a service area, 3 shaded slab benches, a tree swing and hammock area, a 630 sq foot uncovered raised patio area (perfect for staging performances, photoshoots, weddings, and pop-up concerts) as well as a 500 sq ft BBQ ready area, a 130 sq ft tiled mezzanine platform, a 432 sq foot lawn with an in-lawn fire pit, and an outdoor shower. The builder designed a masterful scheme of levels throughout these structures to accommodate and artfully incorporate boulders into the design throughout the property. The home’s lush jungle-like lower garden, replete with mango, avocado, papaya, banana, cacao, and coconut trees surrounding an enormous majestic boulder, provides the foreground of the view of the lush rolling hills and cloud forest peaks of El Yunque. It’s magical. Come see for yourself! This home is a private retreat that's close to all the attractions but feels like a world away.
