More than real estate. A way of life.
A community designed around three principles — how villas sit on the land, what you eat, and who your neighbors are.
Built on Three Pillars
Everything at Sienna is built on three pillars. They're not marketing language — they're design decisions, community guidelines, and daily experiences.
Where Caribbean heritage meets modern design.
Sienna draws from the cultural roots of the Dominican Republic — Taíno heritage, local craftsmanship, Caribbean rhythms. Architecture blends modern lines with natural materials and local design traditions. The Village Center inside Sienna Village hosts live music, art exhibitions, and seasonal festivals. Planned weekly markets feature local artisans and producers from Las Terrenas and Samaná.
What this looks like day-to-day
- Morning coffee with cacao grown 20 minutes away
- Afternoon workshops with local artisans
- Evenings at the Village Center watching Dominican musicians perform
- Weekends exploring the Coffee Trail by buggy
For the cultural traveler
You wanted more than a sun-and-sand cliché. Sienna gives you year-round access to Dominican music, food, art, and craft — woven into the place you live, not packaged as a resort excursion.
A hillside that still reads as a hillside.
The first thing most owners say when they walk Sienna is that it doesn't feel built — it feels like a place that has been here. Trails thread between mature trees instead of replacing them. View corridors open between villas instead of stacking. The organic farms, the trail network, and the protected vegetation around the Arroyo Seco are part of the daily walk, not behind a fence. The environmental framework that makes this possible — and verifiable — lives on the Sustainability page.
What this looks like day-to-day
- Waking up to unobstructed Atlantic views because no villa blocks another
- Walking trails through preserved forest between your home and the wellness center
- Picking herbs from the community garden for dinner
- Evenings on the terrace as the trade winds come in
For the eco-conscious buyer
Sustainability here isn't a brochure claim. The building guidelines, the materials, and the energy systems are designed around principles you can walk through, not just read about.
An international community that actually works.
Sienna's community is intentionally diverse — North Americans, Europeans, Caribbeans, and digital nomads. The co-working hub and co-creation spaces bring residents together around professional interests. The wellness center, sports facilities, and educational programs create daily interaction points. And because Sienna offers fractional ownership alongside full ownership, the community includes people at different life stages, all with equal access to everything.
What this looks like day-to-day
- Morning yoga at the wellness center with neighbors from Montreal and Geneva
- Afternoon brainstorming in the co-working space
- Kids learning about marine biology at the educational hub while you take a call
- Evening dinner exchange with three families from three different countries
For families
Children grow up bilingual at minimum, surrounded by nature, with access to educational programs and a safe community where neighbors know each other. Not a vacation — a childhood they'll remember.
What a Day Looks Like
Not a schedule. Not a brochure. Just a Tuesday.
Morning
6:30 – 9:00
- Sunrise over the Atlantic from your terrace
- Coffee from the community garden
- A walk or jog on the hilltop trails before the heat sets in
- Breakfast at home or at the Casa Club
Midday
9:00 – 13:00
- Focused work from the co-working space with fiber-optic internet
- Or from your villa's covered terrace
- A quick dip in your private pool between calls
- Kids at the educational hub or exploring the eco-park
Afternoon
13:00 – 17:00
- Lunch with your feet in the sand at Playa Bonita, 10 minutes away
- Back to the wellness center for a workout or a massage
- An artisan workshop at the cultural center
- Or simply nothing — a hammock, a book, the wind through the trees
Evening
17:00 – 21:00
- Sunset catamaran along the coast
- Dinner at ETNO Beach Club or a community cookout
- Live music at the cultural center
- Stargazing from the hilltop with no light pollution
10 minutes from the beach. 35 minutes from the airport.
A world away from ordinary.
Las Terrenas sits on the northern coast of the Samaná peninsula — the Dominican Republic's most cosmopolitan beach town. An established international community of French, Italian, German, and North American residents. World-class beaches including Playa Bonita, Playa Cosón, and Playa Portillo. Direct access via El Catey Airport in 35 minutes and Santo Domingo in 2 hours.
Growing infrastructure, rising property values, and a tourism economy expanding year over year. Sienna sits in the hills above town — close enough to access everything, elevated enough to escape it.
35 min
El Catey Airport
10 min
Playa Bonita
10 min
Playa Cosón
15 min
Town center
2 hrs
Santo Domingo
30 min
El Limón Waterfall
How life actually works at Sienna.
Amenities
The places on the estate — what they are and where each one sits.
Community Life
Shared standards, governance, and the framework that protects every villa.
HOA
Monthly fees by villa, what’s included, and how the fee scales with your lot.
Rental Program
How rentals work, commission, year-four options, and the concierge service.
Ready to see it for yourself?
The best way to understand the Sienna lifestyle is to experience it. Our 4-night Discovery Tour gives you property visits, legal and market expert sessions, adventure activities, and a real taste of life in Las Terrenas — for $500.