About this Property
Flat upgraded house fully furnished and equipped approx 4000sf on 5000sf land in a residential developemt conveniently located within 2 mins to Pricemart and the Churchill Roosevelt Highway.
Comprising 3 bedrooms 2.5 bathrooms, the master bedroom has an en suite bathroom and large walk-in closet whilst the other 2 bedrooms share a common bathroom with a large linen closet located just outside the bathroom. One of these bedroom can be used as a third bedroom or a study as required.
The house is fully air conditioned with a large covered patio for quiet relaxation or entertainment just off of the living and dining open plan area with a front covered porch overlooking the front garden area and enhancing the front entrance to the house.
A spacious kitchen lined with upper and lower level teak cupboards and granite counter tops is equipped with brand new stainless steel kitchen appliances with an island breakfast counter defining the kitchen area from the adjoining the living and dining area creating an informal yet tasteful even flow space for family interaction.
A large laundry area equipped with front loading washer and dryer adjoins the kitchen and leads out to the covered garage with an automatic gate providing access to the property from the roadway.
Fully burglar proofed with outdoor security cameras and solid doors providing a sense of security at the property. Two water tanks for additional water storage when necessary.
10 mins to the Piarco International Airport and to UTT Campus. Within 10 mins to all amenities.
Rental: $8000
About the Region
Mausica
Mausica also known as Mausica Road is located between D’abadie and Arima in the North Eastern side of Trinidad. This is considered a residential area where many small businesses are thriving due to its economic growth.
Major businesses such as Pricesmart and Arawak have taken up location amongst this community. Mausica area has developed significantly as there are gated communities located there.
Mausica Road begins from the Eastern Main Road, crosses the highway and joins onto the Caroni North Bank Road. On this side of Mausica Road, there are mostly government plantations and administrative buildings, private owned quarries and minimal residents.
Many working class persons use this road to divert from traffic and use as shortcuts to move from the East into the Central and Southern areas.
