Description : CASA BAY "CONSEJO" GOLF RESORT & MARINA TOURISM DEVELOPMENT SITE
969.86 ACRES ON CONSEJO, COROZAL BAY, BELIZE is a mixed-use, luxury residential, tourim resort community undeveloped property.
“The proposed Casa Bay Golf Resort and Marina will stand out in the industry for innovative practices and may yet become the trendsetter for other similar private subdivision developments in the coastal zone.” -Environmental Impact Assessment
The development plan for this property calls for a mixed-use, luxury residential resort community that reflects the character of Belize and celebrates the natural beauty of the region. This plan also includes the only world-class championship golf course in northern Belize.
Please note, this is NOT an offering of individual lots/units for sale.
Every consideration has been made to reduce the environmental footprint of this development, thus capitalizing on the pristine natural setting while appealing to the increasingly eco-savvy North American consumer.
HIGHLIGHTS OF THIS RESORT DEVELOPMENT: 18-hole championship golf course – the only one of its kind in northern Belize Full-service marina World-class destination hotel and spa, plus a smaller boutique hotel 10 Caribbean-style overwater cabañas More than two miles of coastline and three designated swimming beaches
OTHER CONSIDERATIONS: Natural Resources
Several wells have been perforated, and sufficient fresh water exists on site to meet peak demand.
Archaeological Context
The Corozal region is home to a rich Mayan heritage and an abundance of historically significant Mayan sites. A comprehensive archaeological investigation of the “Consejo” property confirmed several Mayan sites of interest, but none that will impede development.
Natural Attractions
The property neighbors the Corozal Bay Wildlife Sanctuary, home to endangered species such as the West Indian manatee. Additionally, the 300-square mile boater’s playground that is Corozal Bay/Chetumal Bay offers many recreational opportunities and acts as a natural buffer against hurricanes.
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