About this Property
🌴 Plymouth Peninsula – Black Rock Tobago 🌴
Introducing The Plymouth Peninsula — Tobago’s newest luxury coastal address. Set between the stunning Oceanside North and Oceanside South residences, this exclusive development offers a collection of beautifully designed layouts, resort-style amenities tailored to each building, and the rare added privilege of a complimentary Toyota vehicle with every purchase. Sophisticated island living begins here.
💰 UNITS STARTING FROM $385K USD💰
THE AMENITIES
Every resident will have access to a special selection of communal lifestyle amenties only found on the peninsula. Living here means exclusive access to a rooftop swimming pool, spa, gym as well as a private cinema, tropical courtyards and more. There’s space to meet your neighbours and be part of a new community.
S P A & G Y M
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– Roof-top spa with gym facilities and infinity swimming pool
P R I V A T E C I N E M A
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– A Private screening room for peninsula residents
R O O F – T O P L O U N G E
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– Roof-top cafe & lounge
B E A C H C L U B
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– Open-air bar and grill with swimming pool and lounge
R E S T A U R A N T
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– Peninsula Restaurant and bar with panoramic views of the Caribbean Sea
Additional Amenities:
Library | Meeting Rooms | Courtyard Lounge and Terraces | Beaches | Peninsula Boardwalk | Landscaped Gardens
THE SECURITY
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On-site concierge
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CCTV coverage to main common areas
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Access to building including lift control by residents access pass
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Concierge greets visitors and announces guests via internal communication systems
THE BUILDINGS
Oceanside North
Residence Types: Ranging from 785 sq. ft. to 1,808 sq., ft.
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One bedroom apartment
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Two bedroom apartment
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Three bedroom apartment
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Three bedrooms duplex
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Three bedroom penthouse
Oceanside South
Residence Types: Ranging from 689 sq. ft. to 1,991 sq. ft.
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One bedroom apartment
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Two bedroom apartment
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Two bedroom penthouse
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Three bedroom apartment
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Three bedroom duplex
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Three bedroom penthouse
About the Region
Plymouth
Plymouth is a village on the north-west coast of the island of Tobago, Trinidad and Tobago. Tobago’s first European community, Plymouth was settled by a group of roving Latvians, usually referred to as Courlanders, then by the Dutch and finally by the British. Today, it’s an attractive little town, predominantly residential, with neat board houses lining the grid-patterned streets and a handful of very low-key historical sights, including the so-called mystery tombstone, the grave of an African slave and her child, and Fort James, the oldest stockade in Tobago, dating from 1650, which commands an excellent view of Turtle Beach from the lawns in front. (Rough Guides)
