The Dominican Republic is a dreamy country to be around, a place where you could disconnect from the busy world, and enjoy the simple things in life, while being surrounded by more natural beauty than you could imagine.

Showing off pristine beaches, pear-green rain-forests, and cascading waterfalls, the Dominican Republic is also the perfect spot to buy a wonderful vacation home, and some of you with a bit deeper pockets might love our next suggestion: the gorgeous Peninsula House.

Built back in 2007, the charming Peninsula House features eight bedrooms and eight bathrooms and it’s nowadays a small boutique hotel. Found in Las Terrenas, this stunning residence has been a resting place for numerous travelers, offering incredible amenities and mesmerizing views of the Playa Coson and the Atlantic Ocean.

The plantation-style Victorian residence has been designed by French architect Serge Robin and could be your for merely $6 million. With 20,000-square-foot of luxurious living space, the Peninsula House welcomes guests and owners alike with Brazilian hardwood floors, tribal decorations, and a wonderful fireplace.

Also part of the offering are a semiprofessional kitchen, equipped with the white-marble center island, a five-burner stove, double sinks, and a small bar, and let’s not forget about the library, a billiards room and the traditional Colonial-style dining room.

If all that sounds boring, allow the wine cellar, a heliport, a two-car garage, and a nearby beach house to get you all excited. You can have all this, for just $6 million!

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