Sarkiki Resort 2-Story Condo On The Beach | Unit #6 | 100034624026

Stunning 2- Story With Rooftop Deck Overlooking The Caribbean

• 2 Bedroom + 2 Bath
  
• Rooftop deck overlooking the ocea
• A/C
• Furnished
• Beachfront
• Multiple Pools

Size & Location: 

• 800 sq. ft.
• 225 ft. Caribbean beachfront
• Phase 4 lot 33

Positioned within the highly coveted Phase 4 in the Hopkins, Belize area, this well built resort residence offers turn key ownership.

This unit is one of the best opportunities available in Southern Belize. Beachfront resort living without the cost typically associated with such a gem.

A rare find in sought after Hopkins, Belize! 225 feet of stunning Caribbean beachfront. Three pools. Buy a villa and join a community that's already thriving, complete with a beachfront bar and restaurant next door so you're connected from day one.

What You Own
A 2 bedroom villa in an established beachfront community/ resort. Full kitchen, living and dining area, two bathrooms, air conditioning, furnished and move-in ready. Large decks opening to Caribbean Sea and mountain views. Access to three community pools, beach volleyball, direct beach access, and a functioning community infrastructure.

The Location
Hopkins is a Garifuna fishing village on Belize’s southern coast. Population: about 1,500. The village has shops, restaurants, a health clinic, banks, pharmacies, schools. The culture runs through the streets because people live here.
45 minutes south to Dangriga (municipal airport, government offices, hospital, larger commercial services).
The beach in Hopkins works because it actually gets used, snorkeling the nearby cayes, diving the second-longest barrier reef, fishing, kayaking the Sittee River.  People stay longer than they planned because there’s no reason to leave.
Sarkiki sits on one of Central America’s best 225 feet of natural beach. 

How This Works
Primary Residence
Move into a villa. Use the pools. Walk to the beach. Participate in the community. Hopkins works as a full-time home if you want it to work.
Vacation Rental
The HOA allows short-term rentals. Hopkins’ tourism demand is growing. Beachfront villas in established communities maintain bookings. You occupy when you’re here. Revenue flows when you’re not.
Income Property
Rent the villa year-round. The community infrastructure and beachfront location handle the marketing. The HOA manages maintenance and common areas. You collect income and visit occasionally.

The Community Infrastructure
Built Right:  Constructed to North American standards by an established Canadian developer. Hardwood construction. Granite countertops. Stainless appliances. Proper electrical and plumbing. This is built to last.

Amenities: Three pools. Beach volleyball. Direct beach access. Marina. Water sports (kayak rentals, paddle board rentals, boat taxi). Restaurant and bar operations. Shops and retail.
Services: High-speed internet. 24-hour security. Ambulance/911 service. Health clinic on-site. Pharmacy. Chiropractor. Auto rentals (golf carts and motor bikes). Taxi and tour guide services.
Support: Municipal water and power. Municipal trash service. Paved roads within the community. Playground/park. Coffee shops. ATM machine. Boat launch.
This isn’t a ghost community waiting for people to move in. It’s functioning. People live here. Businesses operate. The infrastructure works.

The Market Position
Hopkins is Central America’s quietest well-located beach town. Not overbuilt. Not hollowed out by tourism. The Garifuna culture remains active. The village maintains character. That’s exactly why travelers discover it and why residents choose to stay.
The HOA is reasonable. The community is established. 

Why This Exists
Someone developed this properly. North American standards. Beachfront infrastructure. Shared amenities that function. Positioned in a location that works. The villas aren’t overpriced for what you receive—a finished, beachfront home in an operating community with managed infrastructure and predictable costs.

HOA: $200 per month covers maintenance, security, utilities, and shared amenity management.

What Comes Next
Choose this villa. Close. Move in. Use the beach. Use the pools. Join the community. Or don’t—rent it and let the location do the work.