Escape…… THINK CARRIACOU.
Construction is scheduled to begin in 2008, of Town Houses at the Dover Heights Development on the island of Carriacou. Carriacou is the largest of the Grenadines and is a dependency of Grenada, which is 12 degrees north of the equator. The island of Carriacou is only 13 square miles and is situated between Grenada and St. Vincent. It is known to be one of the most beautiful islands in Caribbean, rich in history and the friendliness of the people. The population of Carriacou is estimated at 6,000 and you can reach Carriacou via Grenada by air at Lauriston Airport or sea on the Osprey Sea Ferry.
Set on seventeen (17) acres of a private development, with incredible views of Petit Martinique, which is only two and a half miles from Carriacou.
The waters in this part of the Grenadines are a yacht’s man paradise, an internationally renowned for sailing enthusiasts and with easy access to neighbouring islands. The island of Carriacou and its people has a precious history of African and Scottish descendants, with boat building abilities handed down over the years. Residents live by fishing, seafaring and boat building.
The site of the Dover Place town houses, designed by Atlantic Partnership Architects, will be constructed on approximately 33,000 square feet of land at the Dover Heights development, a gated community with forty (40) other private owners. This intimate community will comprise of only eight (8) units in total, with two (2) bedrooms, with an option for a third bedroom or a study. Owners can choose their own furniture or if required, furnishings can be provided.
This is your chance to purchase your own Town House in the Caribbean