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House and 3 lots for sale in Cas-en-Bas, St. Lucia

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Type
Villa
Land
17,997 ft²
Year built
Available on request
The brief

The reason to consider it.

Discover an exceptional real estate opportunity in the vibrant community of Cas-en-Bas, Gros-Islet, St. Lucia. This listing offers a versatile package that includes a house and plots of land.

Nestled in a great neighbourhood, this property boasts an enviable location. You’ll find yourself just a stone’s throw away from the bustling heart of Rodney Bay, a mere 5-minute drive or a leisurely 15-minute walk. The renowned Rodney Bay Marina is also within easy reach, ensuring you’re never far from entertainment, duty-free shopping, banks, malls, hospitals, and supermarkets.

The 2-story house offers approximately 4,000 sq ft of living space. While it currently features one functioning washroom with another undergoing renovation, the layout allows for the potential of 5-6 bedrooms. Two bedrooms on the upper floor are already completed, offering a glimpse of the possibilities within. With a bit of work, this space holds tremendous potential and is ready to be transformed into your dream home.

Included in this offering are three plots of land, totalling approximately 18,000 sq ft. This generous space provides ample room for expansion or creative landscaping to suit your preferences and vision.

This house along with those 3 lots are going for USD 600,000, opening up endless possibilities for residential and development projects.

NB: This listing can also be bought with a Work yard on a 31,000 sq ft lot. Seize the entire package, including the house, three lots, and the work yard, for USD 1 million. This comprehensive deal encompasses a total of 1.1 acres, offering flexibility, growth potential, and an exceptional investment opportunity.

Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of St. Lucian real estate with endless potential.

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What completing costs

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