Area guide
Real estate in Jarabacoa
Mountains, rivers and cool weather in the Cordillera Central: villas and lots an hour from Santiago.
Jarabacoa- Properties available
- 78
- From
- USD 36,667
- Median price
- USD 330,000
- Most common type
- Houses
Jarabacoa is the city of eternal spring: a valley more than 500 metres up in the Cordillera Central, with cool temperatures all year, rivers such as the Yaque del Norte and the Jimenoa, waterfalls, rafting and access to Pico Duarte. Constanza, higher up, is the farming valley of strawberries and vegetables with even colder nights.
Buyers here mostly look for lots with mountain views, country houses and villas in gated communities, many used as second homes by families from Santiago and Santo Domingo. There are also new villa and apartment projects for weekend rentals.
Properties in Jarabacoa
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USD$ 325,000
Exclusive Villa in Jarabacoa with Social Areas and Picuzzi

USD$ 400,000
House in Jarabacoa, Sale

Desde USD$ 248,500
Project in JARABACOA

USD$ 165,000
House in Jarabacoa with Jacuzzi and BBQ

Desde USD$ 156,000
Project in BUENA VISTA

USD$ 600,000
Furnished House in La Peña, Jarabacoa

USD$ 200,000
House in Jarabacoa, Buena Vista, 4 Bedrooms

USD$ 1,050,000
House for sale in Paso Bajito, Jarabacoa

USD$ 750,000
Spectacular house for sale in Jarabacoa

USD$ 199,000
House for sale in El Florón, Jarabacoa

Desde USD$ 280,000
Project in PIEDRA BLANCA

RD$ 16,690,000
Mountain House in Jarabacoa
Frequently asked questions about Jarabacoa
Why buy in Jarabacoa instead of at the beach?
For the cool climate, the quiet and the prices. It is the choice of buyers who want a country house with a garden and mountain views, an hour from Santiago and two from the north coast.
What is the difference between Jarabacoa and Constanza?
Jarabacoa is lower, has more services and rivers for activities; Constanza is above 1,100 metres, with a farming valley and cold nights. Both appear on this page.
Do lots in Jarabacoa have title?
Most of the ones we list do, but in rural areas it is essential to verify the title, the survey and the access with a lawyer before buying. Your agent guides you through that process.