Property Overview

This 10 acre parcel presents a distinctive opportunity to develop an exclusive collection of high-end miniature “Great Houses” within the Cardiff Hall Plan in St. Ann, Jamaica. Anchored by the existing Great House as a design model, the site allows for a cohesive community concept where each residence echoes the architectural character and historical presence of the original structure. The plan envisions homes that combine modern luxury with timeless design elements, resulting in a residential enclave that preserves and celebrates heritage while offering refined living for discerning buyers.

Development Potential

As Development Land zoned for residential use, the property is well suited to subdivision into premium lots that reflect the scale and proportions of traditional Great Houses in a scaled format. Developers can use the existing Great House to guide facade treatments, rooflines, porch configurations, and landscaping palettes, ensuring an architecturally unified community. The 10.00 acre lot offers flexibility for varied lot sizes, private gardens, and shared green spaces, allowing for a balance between individual privacy and a cohesive neighborhood aesthetic.

Design and Lifestyle

Each proposed miniature Great House can be designed to blend historical architectural cues with contemporary amenities, providing spacious living areas, high-end finishes, and thoughtful site orientation for natural light and cross ventilation. The concept supports a lifestyle focused on heritage-informed elegance, low-density privacy, and landscaped settings that complement the St. Ann context. The development concept aims to preserve the cultural narrative of the Great House typology while adapting it for modern residential expectations.

Additional Details

Location: Part of Cardiff Hall Plan, St. Ann, Jamaica. Type: Development Land (Residential), Lots/Acreage. Lot Size: 10.00 acres. Status: For Sale. The property is presented for development with the potential to create a niche, high-end residential community inspired by the existing Great House model.