33 Acres of Farm Land for Sale, Central Dominica
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The reason to consider it.
This parcel of land for sale in Dominica is located close to the Central Forest Reserve and Central Forest Range and segments 5 and 6 of the Waitukubuli National trail. The site is 5 minutes from the former Wet Area Agricultural Research Station, 20 minutes from Melville Hall Airport and 15 minutes from the Kalinago Territory – the indigenous Amerindian community on Dominica. The parcel is relatively flat with undulating gentle slopes, rising to an elevation of approximately 1,500 ft above sea level.
There are 3 vigorous pristine streams flowing through the property, including 1 of the tributaries of Layou River (the longest river in Dominica) which caresses the western boundary. There is evidence of fumarole activity in one of those streams. There are also a few natural springs originating at various points within the property.
A wide variety of trees grow on the property, including Gommier (Dacryodes), Chataignier (Sloanea app), Carapite (Amanoa Caribaea), Bwa Blanc (Simarouba amara). A range of agricultural crops are also grown on the property, including citrus, coconuts, bananas, breadfruit, root crops, exotic fruits, cacao and coffee.
The property includes a solid concrete house with garage, wooden house with storage shed and packing shed.
Last confirmed
- Type
- Land
- Land
- 1,437,477 ft²
- Topography
- sloped
- Elevation
- 457 m
- Water
- Yes
What this listing includes
- Water storage
What people say about Dominica
Most of what is written about Dominica for foreign buyers comes from agencies and expat guides, with few first-hand posts, so treat the picture as indicative.
- Mixed Foreign buyers pay an extra 10% alien landholding fee, plus ~6.95% stamp/judicial/assurance/legal costs; a licence is only needed above 1 acre residential / 3 acres business
- Mixed Hurricane exposure after Maria: rebuilt housing to stricter codes, but some residents still not rebuilt; insurance advised
- Concern Infrastructure: rural internet and road quality uneven
- Concern Healthcare is basic locally; specialist care limited, international insurance with evacuation advised


