The ANGUILLA INTERNATIONAL YACHT CLUB (A.I.Y.C.) and YACHT CLUB VILLAS (www.yachtclubvillas.net)
located at Tiny Bay, Cul de Sac, Anguilla, B.W.I., together with
the ANGUILLA MUSEUM of AFRICAN TRIBAL ART (A.M.A.T.A- www.amata.org)
are now available for sale as a whole or separately.
It has to be noted that in case of Buyer’s preference the Seller can keep the Museum and 1 (or 2) villas bordering the property to the East where he could move the Museum which now is located (see n. 12 on the Map) on the ground floor of Inanna House, in the center of the Resort.
As it can be seen herewith, the aerial map is listing a total of 17 concrete structures (plus the large and solid concrete pier) numbered in anticlockwise order from 01 to 17, among which are bookmarked 7 Art Villas, some really large and outstanding.
All the buildings and the private beach are laying on the about 10 acres tip of Cul de Sac Peninsula facing St.Martin Island to the South and Rendez Vous Bay to the West and Northwest. It is also important to underline that out of the total surface of the compound about 5 acres are still fully constructible, even for higher rise buildings.
By its own structure and location all the development guarantees an absolute privacy as no through traffic or beach through walking is feasible, it is also a clean free hold never mortgaged property belonging to one individual only, with about 100,000 sqft (= about 9,300 square meters) of covered areas, decks and pools.
A Greg Norman Signature Design 18-Hole Championship Course is also available just across Rendez Vous Bay, less than 5 minutes away by boat or by car.
Description and pictures can be found at the pages 01 to 17 on the right side herewith.
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NOTE 1 : S.A.S. Prince Albert II of Monaco is still the Honorary President of the Anguilla International Yacht Club since His Official Visit to Anguilla in 2004 when He was granted such Title by the Chairman of the Board of the A.I.Y.C., the Hon. Osborne Fleming, Chief Minister of Anguilla at the time.
NOTE 2 : all the buildings are very solid concrete structures including the roofs, they locally require some paint refreshment and replacement of some door and fixed window glasses. Several Air Conditioning condensers, piping and blowers have to be replaced, same as the Yacht Club 7 nations flag poles and the 65’ tall sailboat mast flying the Yacht Club flag and burgees, the landscaping displays its original splendor except for Caribera and Pappagallo Villas waterfront gardens which need some rejuvenation and repairs of parts of the solid large rock walls. Also (if retained as they are) just 1 wood porch and 4 wooden gazebo roofs will need some restoration.
