Mauritius - Contemporary villa - Cap Malheureux

Nestled in the heart of the Indian Ocean, Mauritius is a true tropical paradise. In addition to its tourist attraction, the island is also an important business destination due to its economic development and attractive taxation. The setting very close to the north coast offers a magnificent view of the five islets, including Coin de Mire. Only ten minutes from Grand Baie, Cap Malheureux has a truly heavenly setting with its beach and the fishermen who walk there.

This luxury villa of 285m² offers an open space including the living room and the dining room of 47m² but also the fully equipped kitchen of 14m² opening onto the terrace. The swimming pool is ideal for having a good time with the family while enjoying the Mauritian sun.

The sleeping area includes 4 air-conditioned bedrooms. The spacious master bedroom has an en-suite bathroom, a dressing room and a 12 m² outdoor shower. The two others bedrooms has adjoining private bathrooms and opens onto the back garden. The villa also consists of an office, a guest bathroom, a laundry room and a double garage.

The residence is characterized by its green and environmentally friendly setting. Beyond these green elements, a freshwater canal crosses the village for 1.5 km, joining a large park.

This complex offers a wide range of unique advantages and services. It includes a variety of residential properties including high-end villas, apartments, townhouses and commercial facilities. The strength of this project is to be able to offer residences for all tastes and all budgets. In order to make your daily life even more pleasant, you will have access to many services on site such as:
- 24/7 medical assistance
- A pharmacy
- A small supermarket
- A bakery
- Some stores
- A common swimming pool
- A gym
- A concierge
- A kids club
- A spa
- A variety of restaurants, a club house and a swimming pool overlooking approximately 5,000m2 of parkland and greenery 50 meters from the sea and the legendary red-roofed chapel.
- Two museums will be open, one housing a rare collection of shells and the other which will immerse the visitor in the historical past of pirates and corsairs.