INVESTMENT PROPERTY IN GRENADA FROM 420 366 💷 GBP
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- GRENADA
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- INVESTMENT PROPERTY
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Opportunity: This is a fantastic opportunity to leave the grind behind and start a new life in an idyllic location in the Caribbean. This versatile property is located within a protected marine preserve on the unspoiled Grenadine Island of Carriacou.
3 - Bed - Investments
Invest From: £420,366
Carriacou and Petite Martinique, Carriacou and Petite Martinique, Grenada
InvestmentsBrowse investment property in Grenada - invest in real estate from 420 366 💷 GBP on TheMoveChannel.com.
A quite achingly beautiful corner of the 🌎 world, the tri-🏝 island country of Grenada is a firm-favourite among luxury vacationers and wealthy ex-pats alike. Boasting an arsenal of stunning white sand beaches, idyllic villages and a booming spice trade, there are so many reasons to pay a visit to Grenada and the nation’s tourism industry is simply flourishing. Buying property in Grenada as an international investor can be expensive – Alien Land Holding Licenses cost 10 per cent of the property’s value, rental income tax is set at a flat rate of 15 per cent and overall transaction costs can hit as high as 40 per cent - the highest in the region by far. However, with year-round demand for properties in a region where there are never enough rooms to go around, Grenada has proved nothing if not consistent.
A quite achingly beautiful corner of the 🌎 world, the tri-🏝 island country of Grenada is a firm-favourite among luxury vacationers and wealthy ex-pats alike. Boasting an arsenal of stunning white sand beaches, idyllic villages and a booming spice trade, there are so many reasons to pay a visit to Grenada and the nation’s tourism industry is simply flourishing. Buying property in Grenada as an international investor can be expensive – Alien Land Holding Licenses cost 10 per cent of the property’s value, rental income tax is set at a flat rate of 15 per cent and overall transaction costs can hit as high as 40 per cent - the highest in the region by far. However, with year-round demand for properties in a region where there are never enough rooms to go around, Grenada has proved nothing if not consistent.