1,600 Acres Beachfront Land for Sale in Grand Anse, St Lucia

This large parcel of completely undeveloped land for sale in St Lucia is located on the stunning eastern coast of the island. The parcels spans 1,600 acres and features an approximate one and a quarter mile long sandy beach along the eastern coast of St Lucia .

The long picturesque beach, lush interior and dramatic coastline combine to create one of the most breathtakingly beautiful spots on the island, if not the entire Caribbean. The parcel is mostly forested with coconut palms, fruit trees and variety of other tropical plants. The main valley comprises hundreds of acres of flat land, including about 60 acres of beachfront property known as the “Queen’s Chain” which is an important nesting ground for the giant Leatherback turtle from March to August. The land rises to approximately 1,200 ft above sea level with mountain ridges on three sides providing panoramic beach and ocean views. Three small “streams” run through the property, two of which form lagoons on the Grande Anse Beach which make an addition to the landscape and an area of potential architectural interest.

As one of the region’s few remaining large, stunning and completely undeveloped parcels of land, this site would be ideal for the responsible development of a sustainable, eco-friendly resort community. With a vitally important and legally protected turtle nesting ground, the site is an exciting attraction for nature-loving visitors. Engineering would be required to provide for safe swimming. The property also contains one of St Lucia’s most significant archeological sites dating back to the pre-Columbian period of the Amerindians.

Possible uses could include:

• Several resorts, ranging from a signature, flag ship hotel to low impact eco‐lodges, recreation of a Taino Indian village
• Condominium, luxury villas, vacation homes and homesites
• Retirement community
• Multi‐purpose convention center, supper club and entertainment facility
• Commercial village with retail, art galleries, banking, restaurants, concierge and amenities
• Wildlife refuge, Nature Reserve, Visitor education, conservation protection workshops, and learning and cultural exchange facilities
• Health and fitness center, medical clinic, spa, and executive rehab unit
• Horseback riding, hiking trails, campsites, sports and recreation facilities
• Green energy production, produce gardens, maintenance compound, and staff housing