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Kingston & St. Andrew - Rent
USD$3,000.00
3 bedroom, 3 bathroom townhouse available in a well desired complex in Millsborough, featuring swimming pool and club house area, 24hr security, generator, huge water tank, childrens play area, ample parking and lovely green areas. The townhome is practically brand new and comes with top of the line |
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Town House - - |
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USD $850,000 |
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Excellent |
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| Wilton Mayne |
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Telephone: 876-454-8149 |
| wmayne@remax-elite.com.jm |
| Suite 60, Winchester Business Centre
15 Hope Road
Kingston 10
Jamaica |
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Description:
Ocean front spacious, 4 bedroom, 4½ bathroom townhouse. Three ensuite bedrooms on the first floor with a great view of the lagoons from the master bedroom and patio. The ground floor has a spacious kitchen with granite countertop and stainless steel appliances; a large living area, both with walk out to private patio and den; natural wood railings on stairs and porcelain tiled floors. This gated complex has a large pool and 24 hour security, and can be yours for an unbelievable US$850,000 |
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Appliance List
Stove Refrigerator Dishwasher Washer Dryer
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| AC | 3 in bedroom / 0 other(s) | | Floor Space | 32000 (sq ft) | | Maintenance Fee | $J$18000 /month |
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| Important Facts |
St. James
Rich in history and beauty, St. James is bound to the north by picture-perfect sandy-white beaches and aqua waters. Cool, green mountains to the south feature charming towns, villages and old estates.
Spanish colonists boiled lard from wild hogs in the area earning the place name Bahia de Manteca (Bay of Lard) eventually called Montego Bay.
The British expanded sugarcane cultivation and slave labour. The enslaved grew restive and participated in a massive rebellion in 1831, organized throughout St. James by Baptist deacon Sam ‘Daddy’ Sharpe. This, and other revolts and rebellions, effectively forced the passage of Emancipation legislation in 1834 and earned for Sam Sharpe a National Hero status. By the late 1800s, through the industry of peasant farmers, banana became the main crop and banana boats returned with visitors who flocked Montego Bay’s beaches, especially Doctor’s Cave. Montego Bay now Jamaica’s tourism capital and home to the island’s second international airport.
Source: http://kingston.globaldirectories.com/IslandPages/
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