One of the largest freshwater aquaculture ventures on the island, this 108-acre fish farm has over 60 acres of ponds cultivating Red Tilapia. Sited on the south central plains of St Catherine, the farm is strategically located in an area widely recognized as one of the two major areas in Jamaica ideally suited for aquaculture. The soil has excellent water retention properties due to its high clay content; surrounding temperatures are generally high and stable; the delivery of adequate amounts of irrigation water is reliable; and there is a ready supply of experienced labour all conditions which greatly favour aquaculture production. The farm operates on the intensive culture system where the fish are fed and supplementary aeration put in, allowing the stocking density of fish in the ponds to be increased. This farm is among a small number of local producers having hatchery, nursery and grow-out facilities, and so is a major supplier of fingerlings to many of the smaller farmers. Correspondingly, there is a consistently high demand for food fish which ensures a ready market for the mature Tilapia. Currently, approximately twenty acres not in operation, but which can readily accommodate additional ponds as there is minimal need for land clearing and levelling. The property has road frontage on 2 sides providing easy access to either Highway 2000, or to the densely populated communities of urban St. Catherine. It comes equipped with a farmhouse, a sentry box and a 500 KVA generator, factors which all combine to make this undoubtedly, an economically attractive venture. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION OR TO ARRANGE A VIEWING PLEASE CONTACT US

Along Jamaica's new North Coast Highway under one hours drive from Montego Bay. Over 200 acres of white sand beach. Price on request

A rare opportunity to own a peice of history, the New Milns Great House in Hanover offers just that. Built in 1802, the estate was originally owned by William Campbell Esquire, slave owner and proprietor of almost 1200 acres. The house now stands on 6 acres and some of the charming aspects of the original structure still remain and include square cut stone walls and mahogany flooring. The house is in need of renovation but with approximately 10,000 sq.ft. the possiblities are endless. US$575,000