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Casa Brisa, Barú

Playa Bobo sector · Barú, Cartagena, Colombia
DOSSIER N.º 2026-00848Property file
✓ Verified · Jul 30, 2026
HouseType
900 m²Lot
320 m²Built
4Bedrooms
5Baths
2Parking
2021Year
NorthwestFacing
Gallery · 6
Video · 3:05
Map & area
Floor plans
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Overview

the property in one page

Forty minutes from Cartagena's walled city, where Barú narrows and the Caribbean turns to glass, this house was finished in 2021 with coral-stone walls and a roof that borrows its slope from the island's old fishing lodges. Four bedrooms, a shaded terrace that runs the full width of the house, and eighty steps of private path down to a beach that tourism has not yet learned to name.

The file that follows gathers everything needed to truly know it: its spaces one by one, the island around it, the complete arithmetic — including salt's yearly tax on everything —, its verified papers and, at the end, its story.

Editor's note

“Front-line Barú divides into houses built to be photographed and houses built to be lived in through August heat. This is the second kind — and it photographs well anyway.”

— The Guide · Properties

Featured

Beach
Natural pool
Relaxation
Fun

Comforts

Lodging
Beach
Natural pool
Kiosk
Bar
Solar power
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The spaces

a guided walk
III

The surroundings

the place around it
Map & area

The local climate

28°CYearly avg.
Sea levelAltitude
BreezyDec–Apr
Sep–NovRains

Caribbean tierra caliente: the trade winds carry the house from December to April; September asks for the fans. The coral-stone walls hold the cool of the night well into noon.

Distances

  • Cartagena (walled city)40 min
  • Rafael Núñez Airport55 min
  • Playa Blanca15 min
  • Santa Ana village & market12 min
  • Bocachica naval clinic25 min
  • Rosario Islands (by boat)20 min

The character of the place

The quiet end of an island that learned tourism's manners without losing its own. Neighbors are few and long-established; nights belong to the surf and the generator hum of far-off hotels. Santa Ana supplies the essentials and the gossip.

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The numbers

honest arithmetic
Asking value
COP $1.850.000.000
COP $5,780,000 per built m² · sea access included in every peso
This property$5,8M/m²
Zone median$6,4M/m²
9% below the Guide's editorial median for front-line houses on Barú (sample, Jul 2026).

The full cost of ownership

  • Yearly property tax (est.)COP $9,200,000
  • Salt-air upkeep (yearly, est.)COP $18,000,000
  • Utilities + solar (monthly avg.)COP $650,000
  • Caretaker (monthly, current)COP $1,800,000
  • Deed & registration (one-time, est.)COP $31,000,000

The Guide's editorial estimates, so you decide with complete arithmetic — confirmed during negotiation.

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Documents & verification

the architecture of trust
sivinm® · Immersive VerificationImmersive walkthrough verified · July 30, 2026
  • Title & liens certificate
  • Property title — single owner
  • Property tax clearance
  • Cardique environmental clearance
  • The Guide's title study · in progress

Rules & uses

✓ Vacation rental allowed✓ Pets welcome✕ Events over 30 guests✕ Beachfront construction

Sustainability

✓ Solar + grid hybrid✓ Rainwater cistern✓ Greywater to garden✓ Coral-safe septic

What you should know

The Guide tells what others omit: the island's aqueduct is intermittent, and in the dry months the cistern is refilled by water truck — budgeted above. Salt is a standing tenant: hinges, pumps, and anything metallic age here at twice the mainland rate. And the road from Pasocaballos, though paved in 2023, still floods at two low points after hard rain.

Condition & works

  • Roof & waterproofingServiced 2025
  • Pool equipmentReplaced 2024
  • A/C unitsExcellent — under warranty
  • Exterior woodworkRe-oiled twice yearly

Accessibility

✓ Single-level main floor✓ Step-free terrace access— Step-free beach path
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The story

the Guide's voice

A Cartagena family built it as the answer to a thirty-year ritual: every January on borrowed beaches, promising themselves a house 'next year'. In 2021, next year finally arrived — coral stone from a licensed quarry, carpenters from Santa Ana, and a terrace measured to fit the whole family at one table.

The house earned its keep from the start: rented well in high season, held for the family in January and Holy Week. The rental log — available in negotiation — reads like a small hotel's, with none of the wear: the caretaker couple who run it live in Santa Ana and treat the house as their résumé.

Today the family's January has moved abroad, and the house seeks owners who understand the trade: a beach that asks for maintenance discipline, and pays in mornings that no photograph has yet done justice.

A morning here

“By 6:15 the terrace is striped with first light and the tide has left the sand swept. Coffee travels down the eighty steps; the sea is still too flat to call it waves. The first boat to the Rosarios passes at seven, far enough out to stay part of the view.”

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DOSSIER N.º 2026-00848Issued by The Newwworld® Guide · Properties

A living dossier — it updates with the property. Last editorial review: August 5, 2026.

Casa Brisa, Barú

Casa Brisa, Barú

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Casa Brisa, Barú

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