A traditional two-story concrete residential building on 3,759 square of gently sloping land at Tete Lale’ in Grandbay. Situated roughly 50 feet southeast of the intersection of Tete Lalay, the property is accessed via a paved secondary road serving just a few properties with a turning point at the top. It has a road frontage of 45.3 feet and an average depth of 80 feet.

The building which is in a generally good state of repair contains a gross floor area of approximately 3,089 square feet on the completed upper floor. Commanding spectacular sea and mountain views from the southwest full-length verandah, this upper floor comprises 3 spacious bedrooms including a master bedroom which is ensuite with a porch facing northwest, a common bathroom, living room, kitchen, and dining room.

The roof which is exposed rafter type is made up of galvanized sheets on timber framing 5” thick reinforced concrete. The kitchen is fitted with pine cabinetry to a fine varnish finish, the doors are hardwood, the windows are awning and the 5” floor slab is covered with ceramic floor tiles throughout. Internal electrical wiring is 220 volts.

Meanwhile, the ground floor is comprised of two spacious garages but one is at a higher elevation. There is also a self-contained area to the back (north) of the garages with an ensuite bedroom and a room that can be turned into a living area.

This property is very spacious and has enormous potential as a residence on the top floor and business such as a workshop, sales outlet, and residential rental space on the lower floor.

The sale includes all furniture and household items and a 1985 manual Nissan Bluebird requiring repairs, without warranty on any of the items. The property requires minor refurbishment to include both interior and exterior painting.

Connected to all main utilities, this fully enclosed property with great potential is within easy reach of shops, fresh market produce, Credit Union, the Grandbay Hospital, Pierre Charles Secondary School, and other social amenities.

Grandbay known as the cultural heartbeat of Dominica, is approximately 10 miles from the city of Roseau.