Residential Camino de Cruces, Ancón, Panamá, Panama City

Camino de Cruces was one of the historical routes of the Isthmus of Panama that connected the Caribbean Sea with the Pacific Ocean during the colonial era. Live in a peaceful, lush area where the sounds of nature surround and relax you. This spectacular house, with 5, 143.92 sq. ft. of construction, spans three levels and includes a spacious terrace. The total land area is 9, 519.29 sq. ft. The property features shared amenities: a basketball court, tennis court, playground, and more. GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE CONSTRUCTION Parking, Porch, and Storage: The parking area can accommodate four cars (two in a line) and has a cobblestone floor, while the porch features tile flooring and a PVC ceiling. The storage area has a tiled floor with a gypsum ceiling, and the walls are plastered and painted on both sides. Enclosed Area Level -100: Includes a den, game room, storage room, one bedroom, and a bathroom. The floors are porcelain, and the ceiling is smooth concrete with perimeter moldings. Enclosed Area Level 00: Comprises a foyer, living room, dining room, kitchen, breakfast nook, laundry room, maid's room, study, one bedroom, and two bathrooms. The finishes include porcelain floors, smooth plastered concrete ceilings with perimeter moldings, and a gypsum ceiling in the breakfast nook. The laundry room has a PVC ceiling. Enclosed Area Level 100: Consists of a family room, three bedrooms, and three bathrooms (all with walk-in closets). The finishes include tile floors and gypsum ceilings with perimeter moldings. The walls are made of plastered and painted concrete blocks, with some decorative stone cladding and clay panels. Windows are sliding or fixed, with aluminum frames. The bathrooms have imported fixtures and tiled walls up to the ceiling, and the master bathroom includes a jacuzzi tub. The kitchen has a double stainless steel sink set into a marble countertop, MDF cabinets, and tiled walls up to the ceiling.