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4-Unit Apartment Building for Sale, Brighton Crescent, St Michael, Barbados

Available on request

Type
Apartment
Land
14,510 ft²
Use
Retail
Lettable area
3,993 ft²
Year built
Available on request

What this listing includes

  • Air conditioning
  • Furnished
  • Kitchen
  • Parking
  • Beachfront
The brief

The reason to consider it.

Opportunity to purchase a 4-unit apartment building for sale in Barbados located in Brighton Crescent, St Michael.

This meticulously maintained 4-unit apartment building in Brighton Crescent, St Michael combines prime location with proven rental potential, just steps from Brighton Beach and the vibrant West Coast.

The property features 3 well-appointed 2-bedroom units and 1 generous 3-bedroom unit, each spanning approximately 1,000 square feet. Every apartment showcases tastefully furnished, open-plan living areas that maximize space and comfort. Recent comprehensive renovations have elevated all units with new tiling throughout, updated bathrooms featuring modern toilets, vanities, and shower facilities, and upgraded kitchens boasting new sinks, cabinetry, and premium appliances.

Thoughtful infrastructure investments ensure operational efficiency and tenant satisfaction. A rigorous maintenance schedule includes twice-yearly air conditioning servicing and comprehensive semi-annual property detailing, preserving the building’s immaculate condition. Each unit operates independently with separate meters for electricity, natural gas, water, and internet services.

Brighton Crescent’s coveted location puts residents within walking distance of pristine Brighton Beach, while offering seamless access to the West Coast’s premier shopping, dining, and entertainment destinations. This combination of beachside living and urban convenience creates enduring tenant appeal.

This turnkey investment opportunity presents a fantastic chance to acquire a fully modernized, efficiently managed multi-unit property in one of Barbados’ most desirable areas.

Cost of entry

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What completing costs

US dollars

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