Pieces of Eight Road Town, Tortola British Virgin Islands

Finding a Condo with a space on a dock for a power boat is rare in the BVI. In fact, it is practically impossible. Built in the late 1970’s early 80’s this concrete and wood clad, 2-bedroom 1 bath condo has proven itself to withstand hurricane force winds of all previous storms including Irma. The original owners painted the interiors with colorful Caribbean colors, installed roll down hurricane shutters on the seaside of the upper level bedrooms and kept the wooden louvers on the garden side which allowed for barometric pressure changes and year round fresh air ventilation and storm protection. With cooling year round eastern sea breezes and optional air conditioning, this waterfront condo makes for a great air-bnb, getaway vacation home or year-round apartment for anyone working in town or out on the water. Pieces of Eight Condominiums have a popular rental history due to their ideal waterfront position, only ten minutes from town and 5-15 minutes to numerous popular beaches, marinas and/or ferry terminals. In fact there’s a large marina with shops, grocery store, restaurant and doctor’s office a short walk away. Pieces of Eight (number 9 of 10 units) is as its name conjures up, a rare coin. Hoping it will sell quite quickly, this waterfront gem has been priced just under its appraised value, as the estate representative is a motivated seller, so if you are interested, book for a showing or video tour asap. There are very few condos or homes with a dock right outside your door so if you are at all interested in having a house or condo with a dock this is definitely a worthy investment property.

Amenities:
10,000 gal cistern and town water
Concrete bulkhead dock space
Protected inner marina w/ a shallow outer reef
Elevated above storm surge levels
Shady seaside patio
Fans and louvered windows
Roll down hurricane shutters on seaside upper windows
Sky light over tub/shower
2 bedrooms
1 full bath
Concrete and wood cladding
Communal and private parking
10 minutes from town, ferries and beaches