Beachfront Living Near the South Stann Creek Estuary

Property Overview

Lot 9 is a premier beachfront parcel situated in the southern portion of the Mayacan subdivision. This property offers a direct connection to the Caribbean Sea and is located near the South Stann Creek estuary, an area defined by the meeting of coastal waters and rich inland ecosystems.

Wildlife and Environment

This lot is part of an active natural corridor, making it an exceptional location for nature enthusiasts. The area is frequented by a diverse array of birdlife; depending on the season, you may observe Pelicans and Gulls along the shoreline, while Parrots, Toucans, and Hawks are known to inhabit the nearby trees. Currently, the surrounding marshland and jungle areas are owned by Mayacan, providing a lush, natural backdrop.

Shoreline Resilience

Investors will appreciate that Lot 9 has significantly benefited from regional coastal management efforts. Due to successful stabilization projects to the south, this property has seen a natural reclamation of approximately 25–30 feet of beachfront. While the Caribbean coast is a dynamic environment, this expansion provides a sandy area for your future coastal home. There is also opportunity to land-bank the property and continue with beach reclamation for future use or sale. 

Infrastructure and Accessibility

Mayacan is committed to maintaining reliable connectivity for its property owners:

• Year-Round Access: The property is accessible via the Beach Road and Jungle Road, both of which are regularly maintained to ensure year-round passage.
• Continuous Improvement: While the roads may experience slight, temporary flooding during periods of extreme tropical rainfall, continuous infrastructure improvements are underway to enhance drainage and reliability.
• Subdivision Plan: According to the current subdivision layout, a 5-meter beach access easement is located nearby between Lots 11 and 12, ensuring easy movement between the interior roads and the shoreline for the community.
• Green Spaces: The overall subdivision plan incorporates designated green spaces intended to provide "space, shade, and nature" throughout the development.