0.36 ACRE WITH 78 FEET BEACHFRONT NORTH-WEST OF “THE SPLIT” CAYE CAULKER, BELIZE! BELIZE ISLAND PROPERTIES FOR SALE ID-CC5 – Belize Land Properties Ltd

An extraordinary opportunity for anyone looking for a corner 0.36 Acre beachfront located north-west of The Split in Caye Caulker. About the 0.36 Acre beachfront Property consisting of 0.36 acre lot with approximately 78 feet along the coastline approximately 2.4 miles from The Split, Caye Caulker. Furthermore, the lot has been cleared and somewhat filled and may require additional fill according to ones needs. Additionally, the lot has approximately 3 feet elevation. Available Seafront Lots For Sale There is a total of 3 adjoining lots for sale. A 0.5 Acre with 94 feet sea frontage ($425,000.00US Plus Transfer Fees), a 0.36 Acre with 78 feet of sea frontage ($410,000.00US Plus Transfer Fees) and 0.37 acre with 178 feet of sea frontage ($395,000.00US Plus Transfer Fees). Note, All lots combined total approximately 1.23 acres with 326 feet sea frontage. However, each lot are being offered for sale individually. Road Access & Electricity Since the lot is a corner lot it has public road easement. The roads from The Split to the area are still developing and in this general area the roads may require upgrading. Electricity is located south of the area where these lots are located and for now they are “off-grid” living. Additionally, water in Belize is usually is rain water collected in cisterns and filtrated or one can bring purified water for drinking. Another option for water is to dig a well and use the well water for house usage only or may be treated and filtered. The most developed part of Caye Caulker is on the southern part of the island, Caye Caulker Village. Caye Caulker Village is the day-time commercial hub and tourist hub for all nighttime activities. The world re-known “The Split” is the most popular area on the north part of Caye Caulker Village where a channel divides the island of Caye Caulker into 2: North and South Caye Caulker. There are small “ferries” that charge a fee to cross people or golf carts between the south to the north of the channel. Dis