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Reference# 563180

Sales Status: Off Market

Price: $3,300,000

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Long Island

Location:
Long Island

Type: Commercial Sale
Category: Marina, Business Opportunity

Property Description

Flying Fish Marina is a great opportunity in Clarence Town, Long Island.  Consisting of a marina with the primary building comprising two levels, with an enclosed area of approximately 2,300 square feet and housing a 70,000 gallon capacity rainwater tank.  The first floor consist of an office/check-in counter, guest lounge, mini mart and souvenir store.  The second floor consist of a one-bedroom apartment and a one-bedroom suite.

The secondary building is a single storey structure which houses men's and ladies bathrooms, shower facilities, laundry and storage space.  There is also a garage for housing the rental vehicles.

The third building is on the waterfront and houses "The Outer Edge Grill" restaurant and bar which serves a variety of dishes for lunch and dinner offering panoramic views of the scenic coast line and harbour.  Diesel and gasoline fuel cabinets are situated on the docks.  There are presently 18 slips with room for expansion.

Flying Fish Marina sits on approximately 2 acres with approximately 1,000 feet of water frontage and is located at an extremely lucrative location.  This site offers the perfect opportunity for the enterprising entrepreneur with significant room for additional expansion and development. 

The island of Long Island lies approximately 160 miles Southeast of Nassau and is one of the most beautiful islands in the Bahamas.  From North to South, the island is approximately 90 miles long and in most places little more than one mile wide.  For the most part, the countryside consists of rolling hills and a rugged coastline dotted with steep cliffs of coral rock, beaches and coves.  The Western coast is noted for its string of shallow bays and beautiful long beaches.  The Southern end of the island is particularly fertile and for generations the locals of Long Island have lived off the land and sea, shipping most of their products to Nassau.  Today, Long Island , with a population of over 3,500 continues to raise stock, and farmers grow corn, peas, bananas, pineapples and other fruits.
 

Long Island’s settlements are widely strung over its length and are connected by an artery called Queen's Highway.  Stella Maris has the largest resort development on the island and other principle towns on the island include Deadman’s Cay and Clarence Town.  Bahamasair has convenient daily flights into Stella Maris and Deadman’s Cay.