6BR Luxury Villa in Melgar

Property Overview

This spectacular, fully equipped house is located in the exclusive El Peñón Condominium in Girardot, approximately 2.5 hours by road from Bogotá. The property can be accessed via two routes: Melgar or Anapoima.

Girardot has an average temperature of 38°C. The house is available for full-week or weekend rentals.

Each bedroom includes:

• Air conditioning
• A private bathroom
• Bed linens and towels

The home features an integrated social area connecting the living room and pool, along with an excellent lake view. Guests can enjoy a large swimming pool with a Jacuzzi, a grill, and a private atmosphere.

The Space

The house is situated in a peaceful area of the condominium and offers spectacular views of the lake. Its integrated layout makes it ideal for spending time with family and friends while enjoying a relaxing vacation.

Guest Access

El Peñón Condominium is a private community with high security standards. Available facilities include:

• Golf course
• Tennis courts
• Two lakes
• Social areas with playgrounds
• Social clubhouse with a spa and gym
• Areas suitable for cycling, walking, and other sports

Entry Requirements

To enter the condominium, guests must contact the host well in advance so that entry permits can be processed with the condominium administration.

The following information must be prepared and submitted for every guest, including children:

• Full name and identification details
• Vehicle license plate numbers for all vehicles entering the condominium

All individuals entering the condominium must register and present a valid national or foreign identification document, including both adults and minors. Future access may depend on compliance with the condominium’s rules and appropriate conduct.

Additional Charges

The El Peñón Condominium administration charges the following fees for the entire stay:

• COP 196,350 per group of guests
• COP 104,720 per vehicle, including cars and motorcycles

These charges are additional to the rental price. Payments at the guest entrance reception are accepted only by debit or credit card.

In accordance with new DIAN provisions regarding the taxation of common-area economic activities in residential complexes, the condominium began collecting value-added tax on June 1, 2025. The applicable tax is included on the corresponding electronic point-of-sale invoice.

An additional service fee of COP 80,000 per day is paid to each employee. This is also separate from the rental price.

Condominium Rules for Tenants

The following rules are established in Chapter III of the Condominium Coexistence Manual.

• Tenants are defined as individuals renting a residential unit in the condominium or guests who are not accompanied by the property owner.
• Tenants and their family members must comply with all registration and access-control procedures.
• Tenants must be registered with the administration before arrival and must sign the coexistence commitment agreement before entering.
• The administration reserves the right of admission.
• Tenants are not permitted to invite third parties into the condominium.
• Orchestras, musical groups, pets, and nautical equipment are not permitted.
• Parties and activities that create excessive noise are prohibited.
• Tenants may not enter the condominium in buses, minibuses, or vans, in accordance with the standard ratified by Ordinary General Assembly of Co-owners No. 75 in March 2016.
• All tenants will be registered in the condominium database along with their identification details. Future access may depend on their conduct during the stay.

Responsibilities of Property Owners

Property owners who rent their homes must:

• Explain the condominium’s behavioral requirements to tenants.
• Provide tenants with the Coexistence Manual.
• Have tenants sign the commitment agreement when the rental agreement is finalized.
• Ensure that the number of occupants does not exceed three people per bedroom.
• Ensure that only individuals listed on the official condominium registration form enter the property.

The co-owner is jointly and severally liable for financial and legal damages caused by tenants to condominium property or third parties, in accordance with Paragraph 1 of Article 55 of the condominium regulations.

The administration is not responsible for lost belongings or damage caused by tenants while using the residential unit. If tenants fail to pay fines or cover damage caused to condominium property, the corresponding amounts will be invoiced to the owner of the rented unit.

Registration Details

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