About this Property
K-1 Investment opportunity
Reduced by 50% Payment plans Available
Features
- Residential/agricultural
- Very recent valuation done
- Freehold
- 308752.006 sqft 7.1 Acres
- Location Pin is accurate; please see the google map image as well
Topographical: Flat to the front sloping to the back
Biche is a very friendly, remote town in Eastern Trinidad with excellent nutritional soil value. These lots can be used for residential or for agricultural. There is also a river that passes through two of the lots being sold (K1 & K3). This property is very good for those looking at a fantastic retirement investment away from the city, that home away from the city, a perfect lake cottage with a small pool!
This land is also great for those looking to expand their investment opportunities into the rural area of Biche, many of the nearby lots have been sold for both residential and agricultural. These lots very easy to find, they are located just outside the main town about five minutes away from the health center and police station opposite the church if you are heading south west ( it will be on your right opposite the church on the hill; view map pin ). Very easy to locate and the lots all have access to the Main Road.
Price listed is based on a recent valuation done in August 2020.
Valuation at $1,391,600
Land for sale in Biche Trinidad
About the Region
Biche
Biche is a village in east Trinidad and Tobago 18 kilometers south of Sangre Grande and 18 kilometers north of Rio Claro. Situated along the Cunapo Southern Main Road, Biche was first inhabited by a hunter and his teenage wife in 1874. The name Biche derives from the French word biche, meaning deer or wild beast. In those times, hunters from Arima wandered into the area via the Nariva River and Nariva Swamp in search of wild animals. Biche falls under the jurisdiction of the Rio Claro–Mayaro Regional Corporation, and has a population in excess of 4000. Biche boasts of its own cable service and high school. The Biche Secondary School opened to students on September 5, 2011. There are presently students from forms one to five attending this school. Cocoa beans are being cultivated in Biche, and as a project supported by the Alliance for Rural Communities (ARC) chocolate is being produced and sold in form of community-branded bars. Biche is also known for its wild meat. It is one of the few places that one can still acquire Cascadura in abundance.
