Sabanera Dorado
School:
TASIS Dorado
Amenities
Awesome Playground
Roofed: 2 basketball courts / convertible to volleyball
1 Standard Size Soccer Field
An Artificial Lake (Puerto Rico is an island of rivers, but not lakes)
^^^^ That's me! Sorry for the blur, if a pic has this, it's the host, not the author.
4 Tennis Courts
1 Gym
1 Small Cinema (in the community center) for watching movies. Schedules online
1 Swimming Pool and 1 Kiddie Pool
There are also caves, a
These last ones are not my pics
Homes
Reyes (http://www.sabaneradorado.net/res_casona_reyes.php - broken link)
http://www.sabaneradorado.net/images/residencia_grande_img3.jpg (broken link)
Casa Carbia (http://www.sabaneradorado.net/res_casona_carbia.php - broken link)
http://www.sabaneradorado.net/images/residencia_grande_img1.jpg (broken link)
Villa Carbia (http://www.sabaneradorado.net/res_villa_carbia.php - broken link)
http://www.sabaneradorado.net/images/residencia_grande_img2.jpg (broken link)
Park Layout (Some segments still under construction)
http://www.sabaneradorado.net/parque.pdf (broken link)
Master Plan
http://www.sabaneradorado.net/masterplan.pdf (broken link)
Sabanera - Dorado
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I need to say something about this community. It is not like the others…
Other private housing developments are plagued with a problem. A dead community.
Sabanera however seems to have a very active community.
Proof found here >>
Sabanera - Dorado (http://www.sabaneradorado.net/all_vida.php - broken link)
It is an upscale neighborhood with a community. Paseos de Dorado has very little community in it...
It provides a secure environment, but not too restrictive. Dorado Beach East has the most restrictive security in the world. There is a curfew for kids, some facilities are closed at night and apparently you (as a resident) do not have the right to photograph or record video of Dorado Beach itself. All the times I've taken photos inside Dorado Beach East (I am not a resident, but I was taking pics with a resident), I have to get stopped, a guard takes my name (I am currently blacklisted, or something…) and then I have to wait for someone to let me go. The reason my name is blacklisted is because (supposedly) one of the richer residents called the guards on me. Money talks and totalitarianism walks in Dorado Beach.
I must say I know many good, philanthropic people who live in Dorado Beach. There will always be douchebags in this world. One of my best friends is from there. If you live within the Dorado Beach complex, you live amongst the social elite. I am simply reporting how disappointed I am with such a wonderful place to live.
Also, the guy who built Dorado Beach East, Federico Stubbe, also built Sabanera Dorado. So it's surprising how much the two contrast themselves.
The houses are small, but I think the price to live in such a wonderful community is worth it. I still don't like private communities LOL.
I've heard the $400,000 figure, but won't confirm anything. Contact Sabanera through their website.
[b]I also wanted to note: Living in a private, gated community does not ensure the security of your home. In some cases, crime inside a private community is higher. I've lived in a public community all my life and never have I ever been robbed. Be humble (but not too humble haha, not trying to govern how you live) and treat everyone with respect. The law of life.
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