Edinburgh Village Chaguanas Southern Main Road Land
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The reason to consider it.
LAND FOR SALE LOT NO.158 “FREEHOLD” in Edinburgh Village, Chaguanas. Convenient access to the Solomon Hochow Highway, South and North Bound, Pennywise Plaza, Brentwood Mall, Courts, Price plaza, Village plaza Edinburgh 500, Bhagwansinghs Hardware,Massy stores, Chuck E. Cheese.
Chaguanas is the largest and fastest-growing borough in Trinidad and Tobago, located in west-central Trinidad. Known as a major commercial hub and the heart of Indo-Trinidadian culture, it grew from a sugar estate town into a bustling, populous municipality.
Key Facts about Chaguanas:
- Background: Named after the indigenous Chaguanes tribe, it became a borough in 1990.
- Location: Situated south of Port of Spain, it acts as a central commercial hub.
- Economy & Growth: Experienced rapid growth in the 1980s due to increased residential demand and its reputation as a bargain shopping center.
- Culture & Tourism: Home to the Divali Nagar site, a major venue for Divali celebrations. It is the birthplace of Nobel Prize-winning author V.S. Naipaul, with his “Lion House” serving as a, landmark.
- Infrastructure: Connected by the Sir Solomon Hochoy Highway. Historically, it was a major center in the sugar industry, adjacent to the former Woodford Lodge.
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