Casa Linda Quality Homes

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 “Quality is our absolute first priority. We offer an exceptionally well built home with all the comforts expected from our buyers.” CasaLinda

A few days ago Rich and I were taking pictures of the new homes in Palmera Village for our social media. Palmera Village is the most recent phase in Casa Linda. A concept of smaller sized homes with affordable pricing.

Soon  I heard someone say  “Hey are you the resident photographer”? Turning around I found one of the Casa Linda owners, Canadian Paul Mancini. Paul is responsible for the construction side of the development. It is quite common to see Paul driving around on a Saturday or Sunday in Casa Linda checking on all the progress.

During our conversation l mentioned how I love the bar foot rest on the new Palmera homes.

We are always trying to improve on the quality of our homes” said Mr. Mancini. The bar foot rest has enough room to put your foot under in case you need to reach over as well as providing comfort for your feet while standing or sitting.

Although a bar foot rest may seem like a small improvement. It all adds up in the long run. Have you ever sat at a bar that doesn’t have one? It is uncomfortable. Mental note – need to have one installed on our outside bar.

Overall Continuous Improvement

We live in Casa Linda and over the past four years have seen continuous improvement both in the quality of the homes as well as the overall development.

From on-line systems for maintenance tickets with resolution, employee training – english lessons offered, pool department training and check list procedures, water bottle delivery (yes it is quick), new back-up generator system to internet improvement on both reliability and speed.

Another aspect of Casa Linda is the rental side of the business. Today many owners buy their villa and place it in Casa Linda’s rental program. The rental revenue generated helps pay for the cost of the home. This makes for an excellent real estate investment or opportunity to have a caribbean home paid for when you retire.

Hires International Hotelier

Casa Linda has recently hired an International Hotelier with vast experience in Corporate, Boutique, Airport and Resort properties. His goal is to help further improve the occupancy and overall rental program. His 30 years of managerial experience, in prestigious companies such as InterContinental Hotel Group, Allegro Resorts, Occidental Hotels & Resorts, AMSHA and Casa de Campo” .

Casa Linda Construction Specifications

Quality in Construction:

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  • Choice of standard concrete block construction or high isolation (Insulation value) modular panel building system
  • Terra cotta pathways and car parks
  • 9,000 or 12,000 BTU high efficiency air conditioners (with remote controls) in all bedrooms
  • Quality tiles throughout villa and casitas
  • Gas water heater (propane)
  • Secured water supply with our own wells and external cisterns
  • Concrete square of molded framing around most doors and windows
  • Fixed Screens on all windows and sliding screens on all sliding doors
  • Ceiling fan with one light in all bedrooms, living room, dining room, and terrace

Pools & Landscaping:

  • 9,400 – 18,000 gallon pool (depending on villa style), in the shape and style of your choice
  • Pool decks will be finished in 30cm x 30cm square coralina tile with coralina bullnose edge around the pool.
    • What is Coralina? Coralina is a heat-resistant coral stone which is naturally non-slip. This eco-friendly tile made from coral stone is harvested from ocean coral that is no longer biologically active. Coral stone tile provides a naturally cool surface that resists heat absorption from the sun. Durable and non-slip, this is the perfect upgrade for your pool patio.
  • Covered terraces and palapa floors are laid with ‘coralina’
  • Listello tile border for steps in a darker color
  • All pools coated in Marmolina low maintenance pool coat
  • Outdoor pool shower (cold water only)
  • Fully landscaped yard

Kitchens & Baths:

  • Granite counter tops in kitchens and outdoor palapa, marble or similar counter tops in baths
  • Solid wood kitchen/bathroom cabinets
  • Chrome Bathroom accessories (paper dispenser, towel bar)
  • Ventilation fans for bathrooms that have no windows
  • Double drop-in stainless steel kitchen sink, oval undermount ceramic sinks in baths
  • Tempered Glass shower enclosures
  • Kitchen with an island or peninsula counter top will have a 6” overhang
  • Framed mirrors above vanities with built-in lights

Windows, Exterior/Interior Doors & Closets:

  • Doors made of Ejecutiva or similar wood
  • Square or arched windows
  • UV rated Glass windows and sliding doorskitchen
  • All outdoor bars with a natural stone face (also back wall for Villa Ultima)
  • Electronic lockers with key cards for villas in the rental program

 

 

If you have any questions or like more information on Casa Linda please feel free to contact Richard Regan at [email protected]  Thank You!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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