Marvelous home for sale!
Home's
Description
Two
floors, 400 squared meters constructed in 1900 squared
mt paradise garden that is been cultivated for 18 years.
Look
carefully at the pictures and see the magnificent palms trees near the pool and
the marvelous trees, plants, bushes and flowers
that surround the garden, each corner has it own atmosphere.
This
house is located in one of the top neighborhoods you can aspire to live in.
Along
side of the back yard fence you have a golf club, that don’t intervenes with
your privacy or tranquility at all, adding a back yard park view and if you are
a golf lover is like having a golf club in your garden.
And
across the street you have another golf club, just waiting for you.
You
are close to everything you can need:
Supermarkets
at 10 minutes walking, 2 minutes by car, another one at 15 minutes walking, 3
minutes by car.
Two
malls at the same distances, with all you can need.
There
are two hospitals, one at 5 minutes by car,
and another, the best hospital in the city, at just 8 minutes by car.
Police
station at 4 minutes.
Fire
station at 4 minutes.
You
have restaurants near too.
You
are located at just one hour and half of
the tree mayor Snow parks for Ski and driven by the high way you are at one our
and half of the ocean.
Just 20 minutes of the air port.
Panoramic
pictures, floor plans and exact location, Click here!
Home's
Features
1
master bedroom with two walking closet, large balcony, bathroom with Jacuzzi.
6
Rooms
6
bathrooms
Living
room
Dinner
room
A
big terrace
Kitchen
with dinning area.
Laundry
Storage
room
Pantry
2
maid rooms
1
maid bathrooms
Small
indoor garden
Basement
Security
system and alarm connected to central office.
Neighbors guards just in front of the house
Panoramic
pictures, floor plans and exact location, Click here!
Pool
Barbecue
Room
for use as an office, out side living room, family room, gym or studio
Sauna
Pool
dressing room
Pool
toilet and shower
Play
ground
Roofed
parking for 5 cars
Big
fountain on the front garden and a small one in the back garden.
The
house have two floors, the second floors it is split in two independent areas,
one with the master bedroom and a room that can be used as a bed room or as an
office, there is a second bathroom. A Jacuzzi.
At
this moment the master bedroom have been remodeled with an extra walking closet,
there is two now and the balcony area it’s been increased.
The other area in the second floor has its own independent stairs and two bed rooms and a bathroom.
The
house is for instant sale at EUR
$ 911,000
Your
inquires e-mail to:
About the location – description of the city, neighborhood – information in economy of the region and why to invest in Santiago Chile, interesting links for more information.
Over
4.5 million people live in Chile´s capital, Santiago. Its is one of the most
modern cities of South America. This modernity reflects on its building, subway
and big green areas. This is a place you cannot forget to visit.
Only two hours away from the sea coast, you will find a city that combines urban
and suburban settlement, with a beautiful view of the Cordillera de los Andes.
In Santiago you can get anything you want because it has a lot of commercial
activity.
Start
the journey to the capital of Chile by clicking on the following titles:
Calan
Observatory
Mountains
an hills
Technical
data
Folklore
Gastronomy
Hotels
Lakes
and lagoons
Main
attractions
Snow
Parks
and nature reserves
Rent
a car
Rivers
Lodging
Temple
of Maipú
Termal
Adventure
Tourism
Vineyards
Due
to its proximity to the nation´s capital, the Region of Valparaiso has always
been the most visited by tourists from all the world.
Located less than two hours away from Santiago, it counts with beautiful
beaches, as well as agricultural zones that are constantly visited by tourists.
All the year it has great cultural, gastronomical and artistic activity. This
city has in one place all the services of a great metropolis or world capital.
Visit through the following guide this mythical and beautiful place:
Technical
Data
Folklore
and traditions
Gastronomy
Historical
places and national monuments
Snow
National
parks
Beaches
Santa
Teresita de Los Andes Sanctuary
Thermal
Baths
Adventure
Tourism
Hotels
Hostellings
Transfer
Chile
is an incredible country that has a lot of opportunities for business. Its
economy is stable, inflation is very low and it is now considered to be one of
the best places to invest and do business in all of Latin America. With many
free trade agreements having come into effect (USA, Europe), Chile is on the
threshold of a very bright future.
Chile
has world class industries in relevant sectors: Copper Mining, Forest products,
Fruit, Fishing, winery, sea fruits, Salmon. Chile is also a technologically avid
country.
Chile
has emerged as one of Latin America’s most popular tourist destinations.
During 2003, two prestigious British newspapers -The Observer and The
Guardianpresented Chile with the Travel Award 2003, after readers identified it
as their favorite long-haul destination.
This
recognition serves to confirm that our efforts point in the right direction.
Chile is competing internationally as a destination for nature and
specialinterest tourism, precisely those areas in which world demand is
increasing constantly.
Chile
is, in fact, a nature reserve in its own right, still largely unexplored and in
its original state. Its geographic location in one of the earth’s most remote
places, bounded by the Andes Mountains and bathed by the Pacific Ocean, makes it
a highly attractive destination for the world’s modern adventurers.
Chile
also offers an unusual variety of landscape, climate and vegetation, spread
along the length of its territory. In the north, white sand beaches contrast
with the arid Atacama Desert -the driest place on earth and the home of ancient
cultures- while the area’s skies, known as some of the clearest in the world,
offer a privileged window on the complexity of the universe.
Moving
south, the Mediterranean landscape of central Chile offers fertile valleys,
seaside resorts and centers for winter sports. This is the area that produces
most of the splendid wines for which Chile has become internationally famous.
And the magnificent south is home to volcanoes, rivers, glaciers and
centuries-old woods that -in increasing splendor- extend down to the virgin
beauty of Patagonia and the vast expanses of the Antarctic.
The
islands off the coast of Chile are best known for the exotic beauty of Easter
Island, the magic of Chiloé and the unique vegetation of the Juan Fernández
Archipelago.
Set
against this natural backdrop, a number of special-interest tourist activities
enjoy important growth potential. These include fishing, rafting, mountain
climbing, trekking, water sports and astronomy, as well as nature tourism and
expeditions to volcanoes and glaciers.
However,
despite the rapid growth of tourism in Chile -as reflected both in the number of
foreign visitors and in new investment projects- the industry is only at a very
early stage of its development. As a result, many of the country’s beauty
spots are still unexplored and virtually unexploited as a tourist destination.
That
is why Chile offers such favorable opportunities for tourist businesses and
investors. The development of products for demanding international markets,
their promotion and the installation of the necessary infrastructure are all
areas that are ripe for enterprising entrepreneurs with the vision to realize
the full potential of these assets.
Adding
to these advantages, Chile offers political and economic stability, with
excellent health and sanitary conditions and high-standard telecommunications,
as well as frequent air connections to the rest of the world, and excellent
facilities for internal travel.
For
these reasons, the government of Chile, aware of the value of the country’s
natural attractions, aims to transform these assets into progress for all
Chileans. To this end, it welcomes foreign investors, offering them the
guarantees they need to develop their projects.
Chile's
business environment is the result of a policy-driven strategy that has focused
on building sound macroeconomic fundamentals and strong institutions, promoting
competition and international integration, and creating a fairer society in
which all citizens benefit from economic development.
Economic
growth has been accompanied by decreasing inflation, a sharp drop in public
debt, stable external accounts and strong international reserves. This
achievement is the result of Chile's commitment to economic liberalization and
free-market policies, as well as of its pledge to maintain sound and responsible
economic management.
These
comparative advantages are further enhanced by Chile's open economy, which has
meant greater competitiveness, lower tariffs, increasing levels of foreign trade
and rapid integration into world markets. Moreover, the country's modern
telecommunications system, its internationally competitive and solid banking
sector, high-standard public infrastructure, excellent quality of services and
ample availability of qualified workers are key factors that also favorably
impress foreign investors.
As
a result, Chile possesses a very attractive and dynamic business environment.
According to the latest Business Environment Rankings published by The
Economist Intelligence Unit
(EIU), Chile is the best country in Latin America to conduct business over the
next five years. Obtaining a 8.02 score on a scale of 1 to 10, the country
ranked in 19th place among 60 economies.
The
EIU Business Environment Rankings is led by Denmark, Canada, and the
US. Chile appears better rated than Spain, South Korea, the Czech Republic,
Japan, Poland, Malaysia and China, among others.
The
Economist Intelligence Unit global business ranking model is applied to the
world's 60 largest economies, which account for more than 95% of global output,
trade and FDI. It measures the quality or attractiveness of the business
environment and its key components. The model considers 70 factors, across 10
categories, which affect the opportunities for, and hindrances to, the conduct
of business.
This
positive business environment reflects the thrust of the public policies that
Chile has implemented since 1990, particularly in four priority areas:
Political
Stability:
Since democracy was restored in 1990, Chile has enjoyed a period of political
stability during which representative government has gradually gained in
strength and depth. A center-left coalition -Concertación por la Democracia-
formed in the 1980's, has held office since 1990, while a conservative coalition
-Alianza por Chile- sits in opposition. Smaller groups, including the
Communist Party, stand in elections and represent minority interests.
President
Lagos ends his six-year term in March 2006 and, under Chile's Constitution,
cannot stand for immediate re-election. In January of 2006, the candidate of Concertación
and former Minister of Health and Defense, Michelle Bachelet, won the latest
Presidential election, becoming the first female President in Chile’s history.
Ms. Bachelet will be sworn in office on March 11, 2006.
Political
and economic rights are further guaranteed by an independent judicial system
that is currently being modernized to further expedite access to justice and to
reduce trial times. Since 1990, restrictions on press freedom have been removed
and civil liberties have also been enhanced.
Modernization
of the State:
In early 2003, the government took important measures to increase the efficiency
of the public administration and to ensure transparent government. In a bid to
lay the foundation of a professional, career-driven civil service, the reform
introduced new performance-based incentives, increased the opportunities for
promotion on merit rather than seniority, and will reduce the number of
political appointees in public posts from 3,500 to 650. Top posts in the public
administration are being filled competitively within the framework of a new
system headed by the Civil Service Directorate.
In
a parallel initiative, Congress also approved a law to regulate the financing of
political parties and election campaigns.
Economic
Freedom:
In the late 1970's and 1980's, Chile pioneered structural reforms in Latin
America, setting up an emblematic private pension fund system that was later
adopted by many other countries. Since 1990, ongoing privatization, a public
works concessions program in the form of Public-Private Partnerships (PPP),
reductions in import tariffs and -more recently- a far-reaching deregulation of
the country's capital and financial markets, have taken this process even
further. In addition, in 2004, a Fair Competition Tribunal, whose members are
selected competitively in a process managed by the Supreme Court and the Central
Bank, was created to replace the former anti-trust commissions and reinforce
free competition and, in early 2005, a new law strengthened protection of
industrial property rights, incorporating TRIPS standards. Reflecting the
importance that Chile attaches to economic freedom, it appears in leading
positions in Economic Freedom Rankings by the US-based Heritage Foundation (11th
out of 155 economies) and Canada's Fraser Institute (20th out of 127 economies).
Social
Cohesion:
Since 1990, high economic growth and active social investment policies have gone
a long way to reduce poverty. In 1990, 39% of Chileans lived below the poverty
line, but by 2003, this had dropped to 18%. In an additional move to improve
social welfare, the government set up an unemployment insurance scheme, which
started operations in October 2002.
President
Lagos' social agenda also included a major overhaul of Chile's health
system, an ongoing educational reform, and the Chile Solidario project,
targeting the country's poorest families. These programs are designed not only
to improve productivity and increase Chile's competitiveness but -primarily- to
ensure that all the country's citizens share in the benefits of economic growth.
The
International Monetary Fund (IMF)
drew attention to these advances in a report published in 2004. In the report,
it also noted Chile's efforts to sustain high economic growth, partly through
the implementation of a Pro-Growth Agenda --reforms that address various
constraints on growth and seek to reduce regulatory uncertainty in key sectors--
and that this process is accompanied by active public debate on raising
educational standards, increasing labor productivity, and improving income
distribution.
Chile's
attractive business environment was also reflected in a ranking of the Best
Cities to do Business in Latin America, published in May 2005 by the AméricaEconomía
business magazine. Santiago led the ranking, ahead of Miami, for the second
consecutive year. The study, based on studies by different international
consultancy firms and a survey of almost 1,400 businesspeople, compared the
costs and benefits of different locations and found that Santiago is the city
that adds most value to a business, as well as offering the best combination of
quality of life, business potential, and professional development.
Among
the 40 cities considered in the ranking, Santiago was identified as having the
most competitive telecommunications services, by far the lowest homicide rate
and, after Monterrey, the best international convention centers and hotel
infrastructure. In addition, the report underlined the city's attention to
transport infrastructure and its important edge in this field, pointing out that
this benefits both commuters and business visitors.
In
2005, The
Economist Intelligence Unit
(EIU) ranked Chile as one of the 15 most attractive locations for offshoring out
of 60 of the world's key economies. In the study, the EIU used a new model to
compare nine separate criteria of attractiveness, including proximity, political
and security risks, macroeconomic stability, regulatory environment, tax regime,
labor regulation, labor costs, labor skills and infrastructure. The report
emphasizes that "Chile outshines its neighbors, luring investment with
educated workers and strong IT skills", adding that "according to
UNCTAD's data, Chile is currently the strongest performing Latin American
country, with 0.9 projects per million people, and it is the only Latin American
country to make it into the top 15 countries in the rankings model".
In
addition, according to A.T.
Kearney,
a US-based management consulting firm, Chile scores well, as compared with other
countries worldwide, as an offshore location for multinational companies. In
Kearney’s 2005 Offshore Location Attractiveness Index, Chile ranked 8
th out of the 40 best destinations in the world and is the only Spanish-speaking
country included in the top ten.
Links
for more information:
http://www.lobarnechea.cl/municipalidad/info_turismo.shtm
Snow parks at just One hour and half:
http://www.elcolorado.cl/plan_de_pistas/plan_de_pistas.htm
http://www.skilaparva.cl/pags_i/cont_map.html
http://www.vallenevado.com/eng_index.html
The
house is for instant sale at EUR
$ 911,000
Your
inquires e-mail to:
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