About this Property
Located just a few minutes’ drive outside of Chaguanas; pristine countryside, in the small town of Todds Road. Four (4) one-acre parcels of flat “freehold” agricultural land with approval for homestead. There is water toward the “back” and across the land, in the form of a stream, that flows through it. Access through the side road off Todd’s Station Road. Freshly divided up land, individual lots currently without utility connection, however infrastructure present in the area.
DISCLAIMER: The price shown is for a single one-acre plot of land.
About the Region
Chaguanas
The Borough of Chaguanas is the largest borough with an average population of 83,489 and fastest-growing town in Trinidad and Tobago, it is located in the West-Central area of Trinidad. Chaguanas is popular for its shopping malls, variety stores and street shopping. Many citizens as well as tourists visit these sites to partake in the buying of many items offered for sale.
This town is fast paced as many business sectors such as banking, insurance, auto rentals and food are readily available. All sites are easily accessible as transport hubs are located throughout the streets of this beautiful town, not to mention the safety of the police & fire services that are available upon request.
Home to the famous Divali Nagar site, many tourists as well as citizens visit this location to buy merchandise offered from the well-known Indian heritage such as clothing, food, religious items etc.
Fun fact, Chaguanas was named after the indigenous tribe who originally settled there.
Longdenville
Longdenville is a town located in the region of Chaguanas, Trinidad. Longdenville is famous for their agricultural, the Sugar Field Centre and factories such as- Abel and Trinidad Aggregate Ltd. Longdenville has easy access to primary schools, pharmacies, supermarkets, and many other companies such as BHAD Studios and C.M Central Lumber Limited just to name a few. If looking for a quiet and peaceful environment Longdenville can definitely be considered.
