[4K] 🇵🇦 Panama: Walk in Tucan Country Club & Resort, Panama City, Panama

Located in one of Panama's most beautiful luxury residential complexes, Tucán Country Club stands as a private community adjacent to the Panama Canal's 3rd set of locks. It's a true extension of the city, just 15 minutes away from downtown, and conveniently close to supermarkets, essential logistical and commercial centers, tourist sites, restaurants, schools, clinics, warehouses, the airport, pharmacies, banks, and more.
All residences provide easy and quick access to Tucan’s 18-hole golf course. This gated community offers a haven of safety and tranquility amidst lush landscapes and top-notch amenities. Explore this picturesque paradise with us, featuring beautifully manicured grounds, upscale residences, and a plethora of recreational facilities. Discover the allure of this idyllic retreat that seamlessly blends luxury living with the convenience of proximity to Panama City's vibrant energy.
Regarding real estate costs, prices in Tucan Country Club vary based on property type, size, and location within the community. Generally, prices range from $200,000 USD for smaller condos (2 bed, 2 bath) to several million dollars for larger luxury homes or estate properties boasting golf course views, extensive gardens, or pools. For smaller villas, prices start from $650,000 for a 3 bed, 3.5 bath with a small private pool.
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[@valentino3228]

Such a wonderful quality, lovely scenery ❤❤

[@danielchristiansen594]

I'm really enjoying your walking tour videos in Panama! I'm considering moving to Panama later this year, and your videos provide some real insights into some great places there.

[@valentino3228]

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[@festivaljapan]

Great video.
I'm a fan of yours.

[@dennisjordan9690]

Very nice community, what are the HOA fees and what is included in those fees? Thanks.

[@RedroomStudios]

it's pretty but rather lifeless with nobody in the streets. I'll take an organic local community any day over this. also too close to the city for me.

[@tessw9744]

Yes and the homes seem crowded together. Some developments do that to make more money...cause there's always HOA fees n stuff.