Apartment Building For Sale In Picard, Dominica

Property Description

This two (2) floor apartment building for sale in Picard, Portsmouth, in the parish of St. John sits on a parcel of land measuring 10,037 square feet. The lot is irregular in shape and moderately sloping in topography. The lot measures 128.55 feet and 116.70 feet along its eastern and western boundaries respectively; average depth of 89.65 feet.

The parcel of land benefits from dual access via concrete roads along its north-eastern and eastern boundaries. These roads further connect the Picard to Portsmouth main road about 300 feet westerly. However due to the construction of the building the site is easily accessible from its north eastern boundary.

The two (2) floor apartment building was constructed in 2010. The building contains a gross floor area of 5,707 square feet inclusive of 976 square feet for veranda. The ground floor contains a floor area of 3,656 square feet while the basement floor has a floor area of 2051 square feet. Additionally, the rooms are equipped with air-conditioning units and electric water heaters.

The ground floor contains five (5) one bedroom self-contained apartments. Each apartment has a 3-piece bathroom (sink, toilet and shower), a bedroom, an open concept kitchen/living/dining room area and a private rear veranda. Additionally, there is a front veranda which provides access to each room.

The basement floor contains two-2 bedroom self-contained apartments also with a 3-piece bathroom and an open concept kitchen/dining/ living room area. This floor only has a front veranda and a storeroom.

The building is in a good condition, however, there is the need for external decorative work to include repainting to improve the aesthetic of the building.

Picard, Portsmouth is an established and vibrant mixed commercial and residential neighborhood with immediacy to an abundance of shopping, social, cultural and recreational amenities. Portsmouth offers the enjoyment of activities such as snorkeling and other water sports, bird watching, visits to historic sites such as Fort Shirley and hikes up Dominica’s tallest mountain (Morne Diablotin).