About this Property
Approximately 280 Acres, comprising of APPROX 20 Estates from 12 to 32 Acres.
The Gran Couva main road runs through the land (75% southern side and 25% northern side).
All the estates are vacant and are natural habitat and flora to local small animals, fishes,
plants. This land can be used for several projects, including Agriculture, farming,
horticulture, nature parks, homestead homes and ecotourism. The options are many! There is
potential to restart the cocoa is promising since a remnant 20% coca trees are still existing.
Viewings by appointments. Please contact 1868-305-9156 or email arealtorsinc@gmail.com for more information.
About the Region
Couva
For many years, the village was little more than a clearing in a sugarcane field. The population was mainly indentured workers of Indian origin with a smaller number of former African slaves and numbered no more than a few hundred. Couva continued to grow in size with the national census recording a figure of 3,572 persons in 1980.
Couva benefits immensely from its unique location. The Sir Solomon Hochoy Highway ensures easy access to Port of Spain and San Fernando, in addition to the neighboring towns of Chaguanas, Arima and Point Fortin. Transportation, Public Service Utilities, Shopping, Recreation and Entertainment, Health Care, Businesses, Schools and Industrial Centres are readily accessible.
The urban structure of Couva is similar to that of most towns in Central Trinidad with a mix of residential and commercial activity within the town centre itself, i.e. along the Southern Main Road, recently people have begun buying land and starting their businesses out of the town centre areas.
Couva is the administrative and commercial centre of the region and the Point Lisas Port and Industrial Estate falls within the Greater Couva Urban Area.
Most popular sites in Couva are now the Brian Lara Stadium where the CPL is held. This attracts many tourists to come sit and watch the exciting cricket matches
Gran Couva
Gran Couva is located in Central Trinidad and Tobago. Gran Couva Main Road begins from Couva Main Road and continues up to Caparo Valley Brasso Road.
There are many residential areas along the way as well as small business ventures, mostly food, bars, mini marts and other small business entities.
The villagers there are known to be very quiet and traditional.
