

CB
French Property Consultancy introduces a unique investment opportunity at
the 1-billion-Euro Emerald Heights development, Southern Mauritius |
Emerald Heights, a visionary masterplan of freehold properties in the lush serenity of southern Mauritius, has set a benchmark of quality in one of the last remaining sanctuaries in the world.
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First phase includes over 30 sumptuous one, two and
three bedroom apartments with shared pools; two, three and four bedroom
detached villas with private gardens and waterfall pools set within an abundance
of tropical landscaping.
Designed and constructed to the highest international specifications, these exceptional properties feature hardwood flooring; spacious, open plan living accommodation; stunning architectural features such as the octagonal entrance atrium and staircase in villa properties; Villeroy & Boch bathroom suites; modern fitted kitchens with island units; air conditioning, satellite TV, broadband connection and 24 hour security. Properties at Emerald Heights are inspirational while being affordable with apartments starting from Euros 275,000, and villas from Euros 895,000 inclusive of furniture package, taxes and fees. “The financial crisis may be
global – but it is not universal,” says the developer, Stephen
Aldridge FRICS, Lord of Wavendon, CEO Mordaunt Estates. “Great and
successful ventures like this tend to be very simple in their conception
but complex in their execution. We have simply scoured the world to find
the right environment for our investment in property development and we
have been extremely selective in our criteria: a safe and secure, non bureaucratic
democracy with low corruption levels, low crime rates and a well educated
population; a robust legal system based on British and Napoleonic rule;
a stable and well managed economy which is not tied irrevocably to the dollar
or sterling credit crisis; a superb climate with excellent IT, communications
and flight connections. We were left with a VERY short list, and Mauritius
is at the top.” |