About this Property
Cumaca, Valencia
32 Acres of Untouched Quarry Land For Sale – Asking Price: TTD$7M (Negotiable)
An exceptional opportunity awaits investors and developers in the mining and construction sectors.
Situated in the scenic and resource rich Cumaca region of Valencia, this 32-acre parcel of untouched quarry land offers enormous potential for those looking to tap into Trinidad’s thriving quarry industry.
Key Features:
- Size: 32 Acres of untouched land
- Location: Cumaca, Valencia – an area known for quarry activity
- Adjacent to St. Albans Quarry – a well-established operation, adding credibility to the area’s resource potential
- Said to contain a large deposit of Bluestone, ideal for construction and roadwork industries
- Ideal for future development into a mining operation
- No existing mining license – offering a blank slate for investor control and compliance
This property is perfect for companies or individuals seeking to invest in Trinidad’s mineral resources and establish or expand quarrying operations.
Location Advantage:
Nestled in a proven mining zone with excellent accessibility, this land provides a strategic head start for quarrying projects.
For more information or to schedule a viewing, contact the Office – 274-3655
About the Region
Cumaca
Cumaca is located on the North East side of Trinidad and Tobago. The eight-mile stretch village of Cumaca which is hidden away in the Valencia forest is known as a small residential rural community. There is a Primary school which most residents attend.
In the environs of Cumaca are quarries, the Hollis Water Reserve, the Cumaca Cave and Waterfall. Many locals as well as tourists visit the cave and the waterfall to enjoy the scenery and what it has to offer.
Valencia
Valencia is a rural community located in the North East region of Trinidad and Tobago. Many quarries are located here. Residents have grown accustomed to this activity and adapted quite well.
The Valencia Junction has many business activities from food, bars, groceries, service station etc. It is protected by the Valencia police station and also has access to a health facility.
From the Valencia junction you can use the roundabout to access Sangre Grande and the more easterly areas such as Manzanilla, Mayaro, Rio Claro, Guayguayare etc.
There is a main river called the Valencia River where many locals visit to participate in a well organized or deserved weekend lime.
The Valencia Main Road is very busy as most persons visiting or commuting to work from areas such as Toco, Salybia, Matura etc. use this access road to get to their destinations.
