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Nicaragua - Granada, other property - For Rent / For Sale
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#447 | For rent: $800- For sale: $395.000 |  |
http://casas88.com
La Isleta de Phoebe (Phoebe's Little Island) is a semi-developed island, only 10 minutes boat ride from the city of Granada - a beautiful old Spanish city famed for its colonial architecture. The island is a little under 1 acre in size. There are already two small simple houses on the island. The island has a water system that is connected to the bathrooms and showers. There is a fresh water swimming pool that feeds off the lake. There is a caretaker already looking after the island. The island also has the great advantage of being away from the mainland. The island is always cool and comfortable due to the continuous nice water breeze.
The island is for rent preferably for commercial use.
The island offers excellent panoramic views of the neighbouring islands, views of Granada, Volcano Mombacho, and the surrounding hills. You can enjoy swimming or fishing for tarpon, snook, rainbow bass, tilapia, or simply relax in the shade and tranquility of the coconut trees. There is a lot of bird watching around the island. Island has good soil and any fruit or crop can grow.
The island is located in Lake Nicaragua, among Las Isletas, a group of 365 islands, one for every day of the year!
Lake Nicaragua covers over 8,000 square kilometers. It is the 10th largest fresh water lake in the world, and by far the largest in Central America.
Las Isletas is an archipelago of little volcanic islands situated inside Cocibolca Lake, 3 km from Granada city. All these islands are luxuriant and rich in fauna and flora, especially water birds. You can visit the islands by boat; leaving from Acese Port or Cabaa Port situated in the South end of Malecn of Granada. By boat, you can ride through the narrow canals that divide the islands and admire the18th century Spanish Fortress on San Pablo Island.
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Please contact us by phone at: Lee Phoebe 16466455921 or click on the request showing link on the right. |
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