3 Beachfront Lots St. George’s Caye, Belize – Belize Land Properties Ltd

3 beachfront lots on St. George's Caye consisting of 1.7 Acre with East and West beachfront totaling 233 feet facing the Belize Barrier Reef and 225 feet beachfront on North-west on St. George’s Caye, Belize! I19-Island Beachfront Property for Sale in Belize! Beachfront Property for sale in St. George’s Caye 3 adjoining beachfront lots for sale in Historic St. George’s Caye totaling of approximately 1.7 acre with 233 feet beachfront on the Barrier Reef side and approximately 225 feet beachfront NW. About the beachfront property package for Sale All 3 beachfront lots are for sale as a package deal! To note, all these 3 lots have been fully developed. Also, the coastline can easily be developed easily into a nice sandy beach. Furthermore, there are a few Coconuts Palm trees, Pine trees and majority of the land has low shrubs that easily be cleared. These lots were filled many years ago and the filled has compacted and settled and solid grounds to build on. Location of St. George’s Caye St. George’s Caye is located approximately 8 miles North-west from Belize City, 8.5 miles North-east from Cruises hip Terminal “Port Coral” which is approaching completion of development. Additionally, St. George’s Caye is 9 miles south of Caye Chapel which is being developed into a Four-Season Resort and Residence Development with over-the-water structures. Also, Caye Caulker is 12 miles away and Ambergris Caye is some 22 miles away from St. George’s Caye. Furthermore, the great Barrier Reef is under 2 miles from the property making the property ideal for any sea loving person who enjoys snorkelling, diving, and fishing. Turneffe Atolls is approximately 15 miles from St. George’s Caye and the Blue Hole is some 22 miles away. Electricity, Water and Sewerage The beachfront lots are in the southern part of St. George’s Caye and there all off-grid and must be self-sustainable. However, solar and wind power has become more affordable and easily accessible.There is no potable water on the pr