Property in Mauritius

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Prices from GBP 291,794

Pointe Aux Canonniers Mauritius

 A unique opportunity to own a second home in Mauritius that can provide 8% guaranteed rental income. The brand new project at Point Aux Canonniers will consist of 80, two to four bedroom villas on plots ranging in size from 300 to 600 sq.m.The development will also have 33, 2-3 bedroom apartments of 130 to 180 sq. meters.

Luxury Living in Mauritius

The development will be privately managed and will benefit from a number of fine restaurants and bars as well as a central club house with spa, fitness, café, and recreational services

A Secure Mauritius Property Investment

Overseas buyers are not permitted to own freehold land title in their name, however they are allowed to own 100% of the buildings situated on the land. These luxury Mauritius properties at Point Aux Canonniers are available for 100% ownership with a lease on the land and a signed management agreement.

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Mauritius Pointe Aux Canonniers

 

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Plot sizes from: 308 sq.m., Build size: 175sq.m. Luxury 2-bedroom villas at Point Aux Canonniers Mauritius Prices From: £291,794 Enquire Here		Plot sizes from : 400 sq.m., Build size: 255.75sq.m. Luxury 3-bedroom villas at Point Aux Canonniers Mauritius Prices From: £414,655 Enquire Here		Plot sizes from : 600 sq.m. Build size: 284.80sq.m. Luxury 4-bedroom villas at Point Aux Canonniers Mauritius Prices From: £517,551 Enquire Here

The Location of Pointe Aux Cannoniers is ideal

This is a one off opportunity to buy luxury property in Mauritius in a superb location. Pointe Aux Canonniers is situated 150m off Mauritius s Grand Bay coast, with easy access to the myriad of beautiful islands, baysand beaches throughout area. 

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Distances by car:

• Airport  65 minutes
• Port Louis  20 minutes
• Main Grand Bay center 10 minutes

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About Grand Bay

Grand Bay was the first area of the island to fully experience the tourist boom. A shopping and leisure paradise, Grand Bay also happens to be the area where Mauritians head for when they want a fun-filled night out (restaurants, bars and discos). Recently renovated, La Cuvette beach is well worth a visit.

 

Investing in Mauritius

Mauritius is a development success story. It achieved remarkable economic and social success, based on good governance and an exceptional use of trade preferences for sugar and clothing exports. At independence in 1968, the country was poor, with per capita income of about US$260. Today it is an upper middle income country, with a 2006 per capita income of US$6431 or $11,643 in purchasing power parity (PPP) terms, the second highest in Africa. The country’s ability to profit from the trade opportunities testifies to its institutional strengths – a stable democracy and rule of law; ethnic tolerance; macroeconomic stability; equitable social progress; and reliance on private incentives.

Growing Tourism in Mauritius

Indicators	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Tourist arrivals	660,318	681,648	702,018	718,861	761,063
Tourist nights (000)	6,528	6,769	6,952	7,119	7,537
Tourism receipts (Rs M)	18,166	18,328	19,415	23,448	25,704
Number of hotels	95	95	97	103	99
Number of hotel rooms	9,024	9,623	9,647	10,640	10,497
Number of bedplaces	18,350	19,597	19,727	21,355	21,072

Sources: Central Statistics Office and Bank of Mauritius

 

Mauritius offers the property investor political stability, pleasant and peaceful living conditions, efficient telecommunications, pool of qualified professionals conversant in English and French, Investment Promotion and Protection Agreements, International Stock Exchange, Freeport activities and the absence of exchange control.

Mauritius a diverse population

Mauritius gained independence in 1968, after centuries of colonization by the Dutch (1598), the French (1710), and the British (1810). It has a highly diverse population. Descendants of indentured workers from India , who were brought to work in the sugarcane fields after the abolition of slavery in 1835, make up about 70 percent of the population. The rest of the population includes Africans, Creoles, Chinese, and Europeans.

 

 

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Maurinet.com. Mauritius Island Online

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BBC News - Country Profile: Mauritius