About this Property
🌿 FOR SALE: 10 Acres Agricultural Land – Poole Village (Princes Town / Rio Claro) 🌿
📍 Location: Poole Village — ideally situated between Princes Town and Rio Claro.
💲 Price: $1.65M (Negotiable)
Property Highlights:
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10 acres of fertile agricultural land
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Abundant types of fruit trees and various plants throughout the property
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Water and road access readily available
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Electricity located approximately 150 feet away
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Quiet, developing agricultural area with excellent potential
Perfect for farming, investment, or creating your own countryside retreat!
📞 For more information or to schedule a viewing, contact Kira 490-7723.
About the Region
Princes Town
Princes Town is a town within the Princes Town Regional Corporation, located on southern Trinidad island in Trinidad and Tobago. The population of the town is 28,335.
It serves as a major administrative centre for a substantial area of south Trinidad, and has developed a reputation as a major shopping town for the southern region. Princes Town is also known for the famous Ali family, who set up many established "doubles" institutes, a famed local delicacy. Also home to a former Prime Minister Mr. Basdeo Panday.
Home to places such a performance and events venues, Super shopping centres, churches, temples, gyms, beauty salons, local entertainment, health centres etc. Princess Town has a wide variety of persons visiting to partake in these activities and services provided.
Real estate here is both recommended for commercial and residential purposes. Safe surroundings and well protected by the police and fire services.
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Rio Claro
Rio Claro is the largest town in southeastern Trinidad, in Trinidad and Tobago. Rio Claro lies east of Princes Town, west of Mayaro and northwest of Guayaguayare. It serves as the major commercial centre for southeastern Trinidad. It lies in a primarily agricultural area. It is the seat of the Rio Claro–Mayaro Regional Corporation.
Rio Claro currently has two secondary schools and nine primary schools.
The area is well known for its extensive yet accessible forests. The early lumber industry (circa 1930's) left many small trails, some of which were eventually paved over. This infrastructure development enabled not only the local farming populace but many avid hunters and fishermen access to these areas.
Well into the 21st century the area is known throughout Trinidad as having exceptionally fruitful hunting (small game animals such as agouti, lappe and armadillo) and fishing grounds.
For many years the Rio Claro area sustained a profitable trade in Caribbean tropical hardwoods.
