Property Overview

Perched on 5.14 acres with uninterrupted sea views extending from Drax Hall to Trelawny, this 4-bedroom, 3-bath residence offers both a private home and the potential for expansion. The parcel includes a mix of open land and cultivated areas, reflecting a previous small-scale farming operation and presenting possibilities for a family compound or a small development subject to local approvals.

Land and Improvements

The property contains seven concrete pads, with sizes ranging from approximately 3,000 square feet to 3,360 square feet, originally used as part of the farming layout. The grounds host an abundance of fruit trees, including ackee, breadfruit, soursop, sweet sop, mangoes and passion fruit. There are also several lumber trees on the site, such as cedar, Spanish elm and guango. The varied topography and existing pads provide multiple sites for additional structures or outdoor amenities, depending on permitted uses.

Residence Details

The main dwelling measures about 3,130 square feet of total area and is finished in concrete. The interior features mixed flooring and includes four bedrooms and three bathrooms. The concrete construction contributes to durability and low exterior maintenance. Water service is provided by the National Water Commission, and parking is open on the property.

Location and Context

Located in Discovery Bay, Ridge Pen, St. Ann, this property sits within a rapidly expanding tourist region. The sea view corridor from Drax Hall to Trelawny offers a broad coastal vista. The setting combines rural character with proximity to local amenities and coastal attractions in the St. Ann area.

Additional Information

Type: House. Lot size: 5.1375 acres. Bedrooms: 4. Bathrooms: 3. Total square footage: approximately 3,130. Siding: finished concrete. Utilities: NWC water. Parking: open. The property is being offered for sale and presents options for continued agricultural use, a private family estate, or potential subdivision or redevelopment pending required permits and approvals.