The location:
Some landscapes draw you in with their subtle beauty – think of the green and gentle rolling hills of the British Isles’ countryside – while others leave you awed by their enormous physical presence and majestic nature. Western Newfoundland delivers the latter in spades as Captain James Cook, the famous British maritime explorer, discovered in the mid-18th century. Cook, who was the first European to discover Hawaii, spent the years 1763-67 surveying Newfoundland and the Bay of Islands, and the maps he created are displayed at the Captain James Cook Monument in Corner Brook, the largest town on the island’s west coast. Nearby, at Frenchman’s Cove, the Bay of Islands resort, which includes condominiums, chalets and villas for sale, and a boutique hotel, stands on a bluff overlooking the sea, where the sun sets and whales frolic in the summer months.
Welcome to nature’s front yard – welcome to the big country – welcome to the great outdoors.
The Development:
The development, will feature 20 one-acre plots; 60 one, two and three-bedroom chalets and seven 18-unit condos. A clubhouse will provide the central services as well as provide a place to relax and meet and chat with other owners. Each property will have a mixture of spectacular coastal views over the bay or mountain views and furthermore buyers will be investing in a year-round playground destination.
The long-term plan also includes a 24-room hotel with pub, restaurant, viewing deck, swimming pool and a 25-slip marina.
Phase one will consist of:
- One 18-unit condo block consisting of one, two and three-bedroom units located on the most western side of the development from where dramatic views of both the Bay of Islands and the quaint fishing village of Frenchman’s Cove can be enjoyed.
- 14 two and three-bedroom chalets providing a mixture of water and mountain views.
Prices:
These are still to be confirmed but will be suitable for buyers of all ages no matter what their budget.
Key location information:
- Flight time from London to Deer Lake is approximately 5 hours in key seasons.
- There are no restrictions on non-residents buying property in Newfoundland.
- English is the spoken language.
- The capital of Newfoundland is St Johns which is on the same latitude as Paris.
- Newfoundland has seen steady increases in property values over the last few years.
- Newfoundland is a year round destination.
- Newfoundland has its own time zone – ‘Newfoundland time’ is just 3.5 hours behind GMT.
- The people are renowned for their hospitality, quick wit and charm.
- The province hosts the most concentrated moose population in the world.
Request a brochure:
For a brochure or more information, please call us on + 44 (0) 20 7925 1714 or simply fill in the form opposite.
Bay of Islands Resort,
Newfoundland, Canada
Launching Autumn 2008
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