About this Property
🚪 Beach House For Sale🚪
📍Augustusville Road, Cedros
Welcome to your own slice of paradise in Cedros, Trinidad—a spacious beachfront retreat that offers the perfect blend of comfort, relaxation, and exceptional value. Set on an expansive 12,110 sq. ft. freehold parcel with approximately 2,000 sq. ft. of living space, this well-maintained property is an ideal family vacation home, permanent residence, or investment opportunity.
Featuring four generously sized bedrooms and three bathrooms, the home is thoughtfully designed to accommodate family and friends with ease. The fully furnished interior is move-in ready and complemented by full air-conditioning throughout, ensuring year-round comfort in the tropical climate.
Step outside and experience one of the property’s greatest highlights—being just seconds from the beach. Whether you’re enjoying morning walks along the shoreline, entertaining guests, or simply unwinding to the sound of the waves, this home offers the relaxed coastal lifestyle you’ve been dreaming of.
The property is securely enclosed within a gated compound and provides ample on-compound parking, making it both practical and private. With its generous outdoor space, kid-friendly environment, and pet-friendly setting, there’s plenty of room for the whole family to enjoy.
Whether you’re searching for a peaceful weekend escape, a spacious holiday home, or a beachfront property with outstanding value, this Cedros gem is an opportunity not to be missed.
😍 Beachfront Property
🌳 12110 SF Land Size
🏫 2000 SF Building Size
🛏 4 Bedrooms
🛁 3 Bathrooms
🏖️ Seconds From The Beach
🪑 Fully Furnished
❄️ Fully Air-Conditioned
🧱 Gated Compound
🚗 Parking On Compound
👦 Kid Friendly
🐶 Pet Friendly
💰 Price: $1.5M
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About the Region
Cedros
The coastal area known as Cedros lies on a peninsula at the South-Western end of the island of Trinidad. Located at the tip of the peninsula, Cedros or Bonasse as it is more commonly known especially on maps, lies mere miles off the coast of Venezuela, and is the most southern point in the Caribbean.
Cedros has historically been a fishing village and coconut grove, producing much of the coconuts for harvest. Cedros is considered to be one of the final remaining areas that millions of years ago attached the island of Trinidad geologically to the South American continent.
Cedros Bay is one of the bays in Cedros. According to an image published by a local photographer in 2007, when the tide was out or low, there was a large stretch of beach which appeared to be excellent for walking. The sand was a light beige and there were coconut trees on the shore of the bay. On weekends and on long weekends persons tend to drive down to coastal areas either to bathe in the sea or purchase fish for consumption or to enjoy the scenery or to participate in hikes and other nature events.
