Dolphin Estate Caribbean Land Investment - Cayman Brac

Vacant Land for Sale in Cayman Brac

The Dolphin Estate is a fantastic International Investment

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Prices starting from US$ 54,999 for 10,000 sq ft

• US$1,999 reservation fee
• Tax Free Investment:  no income, inheritance, non-residents or capital gains tax.
• Freehold prime land, already zoned with planning approval for residential construction
• From as little as $50 per day, spread over 3 years, interest free
• Elevated between 40-80ft from sea level, with spectacular views from the "Bluff" 
• Rated amongst the top ten scuba diving destinations in the world
• No time constraints on construction
• Full design, project management and construction services available

Cayman Brac

Global Investment Solutions are proud to offer this fantastic international investment of vacant land for sale in Cayman Brac. Its rugged 14 square miles retains the charm and friendliness of a traditional seafaring community - yet it offers the country's most dramatic scenery."Brac" is the Gaelic word for bluff, the Brac's dominant natural attraction.

It is a limestone ridge which rises gradually from the west along the center of the island to 140 ft.at the eastern tip, plunging as a sheer dramatic cliff into the indigo Caribbean Sea below. It sculpts the landscape into unexpected vistas carved with caves and covered with a startling variety of flora and fauna

Dolphin Estate

Dolphin Estate is a great international investment located on the west of the island. The vacant land for sale faces southwest and is on the bluff, and due to the gentle slope it means all 175 plots have excellent views across the Caribbean Sea. It is a short distance from white sandy beaches and warm, shallow waters, which is an ideal place to relax and soak in the sun.

There is also a nearby town with a number of welcoming restaurants serving local dishes made from the fish caught fresh that day. The more adventurous may want to try Scuba diving around the islands newest attraction, the wreck of a Cuban naval frigate, which was intentionally sunk off the island's northwest coast in September 1996. The ship wreck has created new coral reefs, which encourages a whole host of sea creatures to thrive and flourish, making diving in the area a breath taking experience.