Aqualina Residence 204
Property Overview
Set on a magnificent private beach adjacent to Baha Mar Resort and Casino in Nassau, The Bahamas, Aqualina features striking architecture and attention to detail not seen anywhere else in The Bahamas. Each residence features breathtaking ocean views. Purchasers can participate in an exclusive rental program offered by Marriott Homes & Villas, earning them robust returns with no property tax. Amenities include full-time security, concierge and property management, pickle and padel courts, infinity pool with private beach club and cabanas, fitness center and spa with steam/sauna and cold plunge, cinema, and massage facilities. Permanent Residency status available immediately with purchase. Completed residences are available to view seven days a week.
Original Listing
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