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0.6 Acres of Waterfront Land for Sale, West End, Anguilla

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The brief

The reason to consider it.

0.6 acres of prime waterfront land for sale in Anguilla located in the West End near the island’s iconic Arch. A Ready-to-Build Waterfront Plot Near The Arch

Located in the prestigious West End of Anguilla, this 0.6 acre building plot is situated near the island’s iconic Arch and boasts a prime waterfront position with amazing sea views – perfect whether you’re looking to build a full-time residence, a vacation home, or an investment for the future.

Spanning 0.6 acres, the lot is primed and ready to build on, with utilities already available in the vicinity and both a Geotechnical report and a Surveyor’s report already in hand. The property is close to Shoal Bay West and Meads Bay Beach, along with a wide range of dining options nearby.

A Prime Building Site Near The Arch

With its waterfront location and sea views, this is an excellent opportunity to build your dream home in one of Anguilla’s most desirable West End settings.

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Type
Land
Land
26,135 ft²
Zoning
residential
Topography
waterfront
Build ready
Yes
Water
Yes
Electricity
Yes
Internet
Yes
Permitted uses
Single family, Tourism, Boutique hotel

What this listing includes

  • Ocean view
  • Beach access

What people say about Anguilla

Foreign buyers in Anguilla ("non-belongers") need an Alien Land Holding Licence from the government before they can hold land.

  • Mixed Foreign buyers need an Alien Land Holding Licence; the application fee is cited at about US$400
  • Mixed Acquisition tax on foreign purchases: reduced rates since 2017 versus a historic 12.5% licence levy plus 5% transfer duty (sources disagree on the current figure)
  • Concern Renting out a property requires government permission
  • Positive No income, capital gains or inheritance tax

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