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Planned features and amenities

• Nine, fully air-conditioned, two-story detached homes
• Approximately 4 road-miles or 2 boat-miles from Marsh Harbour
• Completely protected marina for boats from 25 feet to mega-yachts
• Heated, fresh water swimming pool
• Community recreation facility
• Tennis court
• Orchard area and natural preserve
• Less than 90 minutes from South Florida to your deck
• Dick Wilson designed 18-hole golf course just 15 miles away
• Surrounded by hundreds of acres of pristine government land

The Site

From the water frontage (223 feet) and adjoining palm fringed beach and cove, the land rises steeply to one of the highest elevations on Great Abaco, thereby providing unduplicatable panoramas of the turquoise- and cobalt-streaked Sea of Abaco. It is on this "terraced" slope that nine, fully air-conditioned, two-story detached homes, with ample decks and full view windows, will be situated to take best advantage of the morning sunrise and the prevailing southeasterly trade winds.

The Marina, Pool and Waterfront

The completely protected marina will have the latest in floating docks to accommodate boats up to twenty five or thirty feet as well as an area for three or four larger mega-yachts. This completely protected, private marina will extend along a natural peninsular type outcroping offering exceptional safety combined built into a true island setting. Located amidst Coconut Cove's tropical waterfront will be a heated, fresh water swimming pool and attached recreation facility with common space for group gatherings.

Tennis, Groves and More

A tennis court will be located at the rear of the property surrounded by towering native pine trees. This area will have ample open space as well as an orchard of mangoes, avocados, bananas etc., a duck pond, a small boat storage shed and a caretaker's cottage. Adjoining the property are hundreds of acres of government land and old logging roads which can be utilized for horseback riding, biking, jogging, bird-watching or just exploring.

The Surrounding Areas

About four miles east (accross the Sea of Abaco) lay various inhabited and uninhabited islands, all protected from the Atlantic Ocean by the world's third largest barrier reef. This large, protected body of water and its string of emerald and white isles provide ideal conditions for year-round boating, beach combing, bone fishing, snorkeling, scuba diving (on government-protected, coral reef preserves), and visiting quaint Cape Cod style settlements whose occupants are descendants of the Abacos' original Loyalist settlers. The "big ones" are just waiting to be caught in the nearby Atlantic ocean. Fifteen miles further to the north is a self-contained resort complex with an 18 hole, Dick Wilson designed golf course and a full service marina.

Marsh Harbour - Overview

Marsh Harbour, where the airport is located, is a one hour, non-stop flight from Miami, Ft. Lauderdale and West Palm Beach, making it easily accessible from southern Florida. Even though four or five airlines service Marsh Harbour and Treasure Cay several times a day, this popular island might still be considered a bit remote by some. Marsh Harbour is the business hub of Abaco as well as a boating center. There are five super markets, two well stocked hardware store lumber yards, banks, liquor and clothing suppliers as well as numerous boutiques. Five marinas and two major bareboat charter companies, offering spacious, self-drive sailboats, are located within the main harbor along with a nearby major resort complex and various fine dining establishments.

A Summation

Although this development is away from the relative hustle and bustle of Marsh Harbour, it is not far from the southern Abaco islands' popular boating, fishing, diving and "beaching" destinations. In fact, it is centrally located on the Sea of Abaco to Treasure Cay, Guana Cay, Scotland Cay, Fowl Cay Reef Preserve, Man-of-War, Hopetown and Marsh Harbour.

Being located on the main island of Abaco also means easy access via paved roads to all of Great Abaco's unique attractions-from Hole-in- the-Wall and Sandy Point at the southern tip to Crown Haven and Fox Town to the north. As you can begin to envision, Coconut Cove truly offers the best of both the "convenient to everything" and "get away from it all" worlds.

The prevailing south easterly trade winds cause temperatures to be about ten degrees cooler in the summer and ten degrees warmer in the winter than southern Florida. No casinos or all night discotheques exist on Abaco so night life consists of eating out or perhaps enjoying something as simple as stargazing.

The amenities provided by Mother Nature will nicely suit the nature-loving homeowners of this unique property. These very same features will appeal to tourists looking for villas to rent, should Coconut Cove's owners wish to recoup some of their investment while away. With all that this natural and tranquil setting has to offer, including serenity and breathtaking views, these villas will, most assuredly, be very popular and in high demand as an ideal tropical getaway.

Taken in total, and island-loving Coconut Cove homeowner would be hard-pressed to find a competivitely priced community with similar amenities and natural assets anywhere in the Bahamas or even Caribbean.

For a three page, color brochure and further details about this exciting, new development idea, please E-Mail johnnyaceandjill@msn.com or Fax 001-813-789-4341.