Exuma
Situated on the Northern end of the island at Ann’s Creek not far from Roker’s Point settlement, this Multi-family lot is located on the incredible island of Exuma. An island with turquoise blue waters and home to the famous Chat n Chill Restaurant as well as the world renowned Sandals Emerald Bay Resort. With over 9,000 Sq. Ft. (approx. 120 x 75) this lot can accommodate a triplex townhouse complex or a property with multiple villas with two other lots adjacent to it. On an island with flights to Nassau and International destinations like Miami, Charlotte, Ft. Lauderdale, Atlanta and Toronto, the world is at your doorstep. With many amenities on the island, great food, shopping and everything to make the Island of Exuma your home. Affordably priced to sell, this lot will not last long, so make an offer today before it does!
| Listing # | 29641 |
| MLS # | 51880 |
| Lot Size | 9,246 sq.ft. |
| Living Area | 9,246 sq.ft. |
| Property Type | Lots/Acreage, Vacant Land |
| Location | Exuma |
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