On the peninsula of Brakkeput Ariba, one minute from the Curaçao Yacht Club, this fully furnished waterfront villa opens onto the Spanish Water with a 20-meter private pier, a sandy beach and a saltwater infinity pool facing the Tafelberg. Set on a 471 m² freehold lot, the two-level home offers three bedrooms and three bathrooms, with approximately 375 m² of combined interior and terrace space.
An electronic gate leads to one of two carports, while a separate gate opens to the main entrance. The architecture blends Caribbean and Balinese influences: white-painted beam ceilings, louvered wooden shutters and natural timber throughout let the trade winds move freely through the house.
Wooden doors open to a foyer with a direct line of sight across the living room to the water. To one side is a laundry room with Bosch washer and dryer, to the other an en suite bedroom overlooking the garden, its bathroom finished with a waterfall shower. The living room sits beneath exposed beams and frames the pool terrace and the bay beyond.
The bedrooms are bright and calm, with vaulted white ceilings and plantation-style shutters. The principal suite faces the water, with the bed placed against a dividing wall that conceals the bathroom and walk-in closet behind. The bathroom pairs a double vanity and rainfall shower with a soaking tub. The kitchen opens directly onto the terrace and combines push-to-open wood cabinetry with an anthracite countertop, a Quooker boiling-water tap, a Bosch induction cooktop, a Bosch double oven and a dishwasher.
Outdoor living centers on the covered terrace, where the dining area looks straight across the infinity pool, whose water spills into a plunge pool on the level below. Around the corner, a lounge area includes a built-in Big Green Egg. Natural stone underfoot and wide openings make the transition between indoors and out almost seamless. From the terrace edge, the view runs over the palapa roof to the mangroves and the opposite shore of the bay.
Staircases at either end of the terrace descend to the waterfront garden, also reachable directly from the second carport. A 22 m² palapa with water, electricity and gas provides a fully shaded lounge, while loungers and a hammock are set among the palms on the private beach, with an outdoor shower close by. The 20-meter pier, with about two meters of water depth, gives direct access to the Spanish Water and extends to a second palapa with electricity at the edge of the property. A jet ski dock is included in the sale.
The lower level has two entrances. One leads to a guest and entertainment area with a living and dining space, a full bathroom and a kitchen with push-to-open cabinetry, induction cooktop, dishwasher, island and two wine coolers. The other opens to the third bedroom, fitted with built-in closets and connected internally to the rest of the lower level, along with a pump room and additional storage.
Practical comfort is well covered. Solar panels with battery storage are supported by a backup generator, all bedrooms have air conditioning, and a Sonos sound system runs throughout. An alarm system and smoke detectors complete the technical package. The villa is sold fully furnished and is currently used as a vacation rental.
Brakkeput Ariba is an established waterfront neighborhood on the Spanish Water, known for its boating lifestyle and sheltered moorings. The Spanish Water itself is a broad, protected inland bay on Curaçao’s southeast coast, with a navigable channel to the Caribbean Sea. The Curaçao Yacht Club is one minute away and Willemstad about fifteen minutes by car, making this an easy base for both island life and time on the water.

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