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Central Castries Development Opportunity on Calvary Road

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Land
33,670 ft²
Zoning
residential
Interior
Available on request
Year built
Available on request
Property type
Available on request
The brief

The reason to consider it.

Positioned in the heart of Central Castries, along the well-known Calvary Road, Lots 1 and 2 present a rare and compelling opportunity to secure sizeable land in one of Saint Lucia’s most strategic and high-demand locations.

Whether you’re envisioning a residential development, a commercial venture, or a mixed-use concept, this offering places you right where convenience, visibility, and growth intersect.

Set just minutes from the city centre, these parcels benefit from immediate access to government offices, schools, shopping, and key transport routes, making them exceptionally attractive for both residential living and business operations. It is this central positioning that gives the property its true value, offering seamless connectivity while remaining tucked within an established and easily accessible neighbourhood.

Lot 1 spans approximately 14,482 square feet, while Lot 2 offers a more expansive 33,669 square feet, providing flexibility for a range of development possibilities.

The land is currently zoned for residential use, with the potential to transition to commercial use upon DCA approval, opening the door to offices, apartment complexes, retail spaces, or a thoughtfully designed combination of both. With a completed and approved survey as of November 2025, the property is ready for immediate sale, allowing a smooth and efficient acquisition process. The seller is highly motivated, all offers are invited, and there is even the added advantage of seller financing available for qualified buyers, making this an accessible and attractive investment opportunity. Opportunities of this scale within Castries are increasingly limited, particularly at this price point. Whether purchased individually or as a combined holding, these parcels represent strong value, long-term potential, and the chance to develop in one of the island’s most commercially relevant corridors. This is more than just land, it is a strategic foothold in the capital, ready to be shaped into something exceptional.

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