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Dye Fore Estates

Cliffside parcels above the Chavón River canyon
Dye Fore Estates · Casa de Campo®

Dye Fore Estates. Cliffside parcels above the Chavón River canyon.

A premium parcel collection on Casa de Campo®’s northeast edge — directly above the Chavón River canyon, walking distance to Altos de Chavón, and threaded through Pete Dye’s 27-hole Dye Fore course. Inventory here is unusually visible: seven active villa parcels currently between $2.5M and $7.2M, with the lot-24 anchor at the top of the range.

Pricing Tiers

Where Dye Fore Estates currently clears.

Seven active villa parcels publicly listed as of May 2026, spanning $2,500,000 to $7,200,000. Unlike Punta Minitas or Punta Aguila, Dye Fore Estates inventory is largely on-market and indexable. The high end belongs to lot 24 — a cliffside parcel adjacent to the Dye Fore Marina nine. The mid- and entry-band activity is concentrated in the 70-series lots.

Dye Fore Estates 6 — cliffside parcel at Casa de Campo® Resort, La Romana, Dominican Republic
ACTIVE LISTING

$7,200,000

24 Dye Fore Estates · As of May 2026

What Sets It Apart

Three things this corner of Casa de Campo® has that nowhere else does.

Distinct

A cliff above the Chavón River canyon

The Chavón River cuts a 90-meter (~295 ft) canyon along Casa de Campo®’s eastern edge. Dye Fore Estates sits directly on the canyon rim — the only neighborhood at the resort where the river is part of the daily view. The best lots look across to the Pete Dye Chavón nine and, at elevation, out to the Caribbean Sea.

Distinct

Inside the Pete Dye 27-hole footprint

Dye Fore is the resort’s most architecturally ambitious course — three nines (Chavón, Marina, Lagos) totaling 27 holes, all designed by Pete Dye. Dye Fore Estates is the residential parcel collection threaded through the course itself. Most lots back onto a fairway or sit a single hole’s distance from one.

Distinct

Walking distance to Altos de Chavón

Altos de Chavón — the cobblestone artists’ village with the 5,000-seat Greek amphitheater, La Piazzetta, and the School of Design — sits immediately east of Dye Fore Estates. From the southern parcels it’s a short walk; from the northern lots, a 4-minute cart ride. No other Casa de Campo® neighborhood is closer to Chavón.

How to Buy Here

Three mechanics specific to Dye Fore Estates.

Mechanic

Publicly listed inventory — a different dynamic

Unlike the off-market peninsulas (Punta Minitas, Punta Aguila), Dye Fore Estates listings are publicly listed. You can see what’s active, where prices are landing, and how long parcels have been on the market. That makes the buyer analysis more straightforward — and the negotiation more anchored to documented comps.

Mechanic

Lot-band selection — 24 vs the 70-series

The Estates parcels split into two pricing realities. Lot 24 — a corner cliffside lot adjacent to the Dye Fore Marina nine — is the $7.2M anchor. The 70-series (70, 71, 73, 74, 75, 76) trades between $2.5M and $3.5M, with smaller frontages and shorter river axes. Picking the right band depends on what you actually want from the view.

Mechanic

Cliff-edge due diligence

Building on a 90-meter canyon rim means geotechnical surveys, drainage planning, and architect approvals that don’t apply to flat interior lots. Before any offer on a cliffside parcel we walk the lot with a structural engineer, review the resort’s Dye Fore architectural guidelines, and confirm setback compliance with Costasur.

Frequently Asked

Dye Fore Estates — candidly.

What's the difference between Dye Fore Estates and Dye Fore Lots?

Dye Fore Estates is the parcel collection along the Chavón River cliff — premium frontage, larger build envelopes, and direct course adjacency. Dye Fore Lots is the broader undeveloped land tier north and west of the courses, generally interior and farther from the canyon. Estates is the high-end product within the larger Dye Fore footprint.

How close is Dye Fore Estates to Altos de Chavón?

Walking distance from the southern Estates parcels — under 10 minutes on foot. From the northern lots, 3-5 minutes by golf cart. No other Casa de Campo® neighborhood is as physically close to Chavón’s amphitheater, restaurants, and School of Design.

What's the airport access from Dye Fore Estates?

La Romana International (LRM) is 8-10 minutes by car if you use the north resort gate when operational, 12-15 minutes via the main entrance. Punta Cana International (PUJ) is ~50 minutes (45 mi / 72 km). Santo Domingo Las Américas (SDQ) is ~75 minutes (64 mi / 101 km).

What does building on the cliff actually involve?

Cliffside builds require a geotechnical survey, drainage planning that respects the canyon edge, and design review under the Dye Fore architectural guidelines. Setbacks from the cliff edge are non-negotiable. We typically pair buyers with a local structural engineer before offer for any parcel where the canyon is the value driver.

Is the rental market strong on Dye Fore Estates?

Yes — but selectively. Cliff-view villas with strong design and a pool rent in the $3,000 – $8,000/night band during peak season. Course-adjacent lots without canyon views rent at more conventional Casa de Campo® rates ($1,500 – $3,500/night). The view is the rental driver.

How does Dye Fore Estates compare to Punta Minitas or Punta Aguila?

Different product. Punta Minitas and Punta Aguila are oceanfront peninsulas with off-market dynamics and $7M-$35M asks. Dye Fore Estates is river-canyon and golf, with publicly listed inventory at $2.5M-$7.2M. For buyers who want a modern villa on a dramatic geographic feature without the peninsula price tag, Estates is the strongest value at Casa de Campo®.

Talk to a Casa de Campo® Expert

Walk through Dye Fore Estates with someone who knows the canyon.

Seven parcels are currently active — but the right one depends on whether you’re buying for the view, course access, Altos walkability, or a specific build envelope. A conversation clarifies which lots actually fit before you book a trip.