Turks & Caicos Islands Real Estate Summer/Fall 2019
This magazine contains MLS listings from the Turks & Caicos Islands Real Estate Association members. It is the most up-to-date magazine of local real estate. It also includes features on the industry.
This magazine contains MLS listings from the Turks & Caicos Islands Real Estate Association members. It is the most up-to-date magazine of local real estate. It also includes features on the industry.
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LEGEND<br />
Domestic airport<br />
International airport<br />
Roads<br />
Inhabited island<br />
Uninhabited island<br />
Resort island<br />
Settlement/town<br />
Shipwrecks<br />
Former<br />
U. S. Coast<br />
Guard Base<br />
SOUTH CAICOS<br />
Sail Rock <strong>Estate</strong>/<br />
Villas at Great<br />
House<br />
Long Bay Beach<br />
Bonefish<br />
Hole<br />
Iguana<br />
Cay<br />
Plantations<br />
Man<br />
O’War<br />
Bush<br />
Butterfield<br />
Well<br />
Goat<br />
Hill<br />
The Wall<br />
Malcolm’s<br />
Well<br />
South <strong>Caicos</strong> International Airport<br />
Duck Pond<br />
Plantations<br />
Little Man<br />
O’War Bush<br />
Lightbourne’s<br />
Well<br />
John Dean<br />
Bay<br />
Victoria Salina<br />
Robert<br />
Todd<br />
Bay<br />
Spencer’s<br />
Landing<br />
Cockburn Town<br />
(East Harbour)<br />
Conch<br />
Ground<br />
Regatta Park<br />
Gov’t House<br />
Girl’s<br />
Bay<br />
North<br />
West<br />
Point<br />
Fish<br />
Hawks<br />
Mark<br />
East Bay Resort<br />
Money<br />
Point<br />
Little<br />
Hawkless<br />
Old<br />
Fields<br />
Highlands<br />
<strong>Estate</strong><br />
Highlands<br />
House<br />
High<br />
Point<br />
North<br />
East<br />
Point<br />
Highlands<br />
Bay<br />
© Olympia Publishing Co. 2004<br />
NORTH<br />
CAICOS<br />
Conch<br />
Cay<br />
Highas<br />
Cay<br />
Crossing Point Channel<br />
Conch<br />
Bar<br />
Caves<br />
Sandy Hill Point<br />
Conch<br />
Bar<br />
Mudjin Harbour Point<br />
Stubbs<br />
Plantation<br />
Ferguson Cut<br />
Platico Point<br />
Nongatown Landing<br />
The Trump<br />
Flamingo<br />
Pond<br />
Farm Creek Pond<br />
Bambarra<br />
Big Cut<br />
LEGEND<br />
Domestic airport<br />
International airport<br />
Roads<br />
Inhabited island<br />
Uninhabited island<br />
Resort island<br />
Settlement/town<br />
Shipwrecks<br />
©Olympia Publishing Company 2006<br />
NORTH<br />
DISTRICT<br />
North Bay<br />
Whale<br />
House<br />
Bay<br />
Long<br />
Bay<br />
Point<br />
MIDDLE CAICOS<br />
Lorimers<br />
Long<br />
Bay<br />
Dickish Cay<br />
Government Offices<br />
BALFOUR<br />
TOWN<br />
White House<br />
North<br />
SOUTH<br />
Creek<br />
DISTRICT<br />
Creek<br />
South Mouth<br />
Creek<br />
Long<br />
Bay<br />
Taylor’s<br />
Hill<br />
SALT CAY<br />
The<br />
Creeks<br />
Ocean<br />
Hole<br />
Bird<br />
Pond<br />
EAST<br />
CAICOS<br />
Pilchard<br />
Hole<br />
LEGEND<br />
Domestic airport<br />
International airport<br />
Roads<br />
Inhabited island<br />
Uninhabited island<br />
Resort island<br />
Settlement/town<br />
Shipwrecks<br />
© Olympia Publishing Co. 2006<br />
complex and nearly 20 shore excursions, spurred the market<br />
here. Grand Turk offers several small hotels in town, some<br />
of which are converted great houses with glorious, seafaring<br />
pasts; other properties away from town have been recently<br />
renovated or built. Several of these are currently available<br />
for sale. There are residential and commercial undeveloped<br />
beach and ridgetop properties, as well as homes and villas,<br />
available.<br />
Tranquil and charming, with the ruins of the once-thriving<br />
salinas still intact, Salt Cay is being rediscovered as one<br />
of the few remaining Caribbean outposts. Folks who enjoy<br />
adventure have restored and refurbished some of the historic<br />
salt-rakers’ homes for rental to visiting tourists.<br />
With its abundant rainfall and fertile soil, the “Garden<br />
Island” of North <strong>Caicos</strong> is distinguished by lush vegetation<br />
and a laid-back, rural flavor. Land values have increased over<br />
the last several years. Beachfront residential subdivisions<br />
are available and the northwestern shore near Sandy Point<br />
is home to multi-million dollar villas and the North <strong>Caicos</strong><br />
Yacht Club and Marina, an exclusive waterfront development<br />
currently on the market.<br />
While off the beaten track, visitors to Middle <strong>Caicos</strong><br />
will find rocky bluffs and beautiful inlets along its dramatic<br />
and picturesque north shore. Property of equal quality as that<br />
in Providenciales can be bought at a fraction of the price.<br />
There is now a causeway linking the islands of North and<br />
Middle <strong>Caicos</strong>, drastically improving access; it is likely to<br />
affect future land sales.<br />
South <strong>Caicos</strong> is the country’s fishing center and one of<br />
its original centers of commerce. Tourist facilities include<br />
the upscale Sailrock residential/resort project and East Bay<br />
Resort. Scuba diving, bone fishing, kayaking and exploring<br />
are prime on South <strong>Caicos</strong>. At nearby Ambergris Cay, exclusive<br />
residential homesites and homes are available.<br />
The West <strong>Caicos</strong> Reserve – an exclusive retreat – was<br />
under construction on the secluded island of West <strong>Caicos</strong>.<br />
The project featured villas, custom homes, cottages and<br />
marina townhomes. It is currently in the process of being<br />
brought back to life. v<br />
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