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6.762 Acres of Land for Sale, Carey's Pond, Eleuthera, Bahamas

Available on request

Type
Land
Land
2,945,436 ft²
Zoning
residential
Topography
hilltop
Road frontage
300 m
Permitted uses
Single family, Luxury rental villa, Boutique hotel, Family compound

What this listing includes

  • Beachfront
  • Ocean view
The brief

The reason to consider it.

6.762 acres of stunning beachfront land for sale in The Bahamas stretching from Carey’s Pond on Eleuthera to the pink sand beach.

Searching for land for sale in The Bahamas? Located just off Banks Road, Eleuthera between Carey’s Pond and the Atlantic Ocean, this 6.762-acre parcel boasts over 300 feet of pink sand beach frontage along one of Eleuthera’s most beautiful coastal stretches, making it ideal for a world-class private estate, luxury rental villa, boutique hotel, or family compound.

The land is situated in an elevated position, providing sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean and spectacular sunrises. The property is covered in native greenery that can be incorporated into future landscaping, preserving the natural character of the site while reducing development costs.

With more than 6 acres to work with, the site would be suitable for various development options. Whether you’re considering a single luxury beachfront residence, a collection of high-end rental villas, or a small boutique hotel, the combination of beach frontage, land area, and elevation provides an excellent foundation for a premium development.

The property is located minutes from Governor’s Harbour and the amenities of North Palmetto Point, offering easy access to services, dining, and provisions while maintaining the privacy and natural beauty that makes Eleuthera such a sought-after destination.

With its generous 6.762-acre footprint, over 300 feet of pink sand beach frontage, elevated ocean views, and proximity to Governor’s Harbour, this property represents an exceptional opportunity to create something truly special on one of the Bahamas’ most distinctive islands.

Cost of entry

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What completing costs

US dollars

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