A whole private island is for sale – and it can be yours for only £ 350,000.
Iguana Island is located with its white sandy beaches and bright blue water 12 miles from the coast of bluefields, Nicaragua.
The five-acre volcanic island is clothed with palm trees for ‘maximum privacy’ and is listed on the website on £ 350,000 ($ 475,000) Private Island Inc..
“A rare chance to own your part of tropical freedom -be it for private excursions, a boutique -flight or the ultimate island escape,” the description states.
To get to the idyllic island, visitors must take a 45 -minute aircraft from the mainland Nicaragua to Bluefields before jumping on a boat.
But the remote location does have some benefits, as it is safely located under the hurricane belt, where the temperature rarely drops below 25 degrees Celsius.
The current owner has placed Iguana Island on the market at a reduced rate due to a family death.
However, it is said that ‘reasonable offers’ will also be taken into account.
Iguana -Island (in the photo) is located 12 miles from the coast of bluefields, Nicaragua
For the small price tag, the new owner of Iguana Island gets the keys of the main house with three bedrooms, two bathrooms with tap and toilets under pressure, a patio and a ‘breeze’ living and dining area with a bar.
There is also additional accommodation for staff who are described as ‘reliable’ and ‘longtime’ residents of the island.
Although Iguana is ideal for those who want to get away from the bustle of the city; Television, Internet and Sel Service are available.
“A backup generator, septic system and water catchment system contribute to the self -sufficiency of the island,” the description adds.
Those who are passionate about fishing may look at this list, as this part of Nicaragua is known for its abundant fishing spots.
Fishermen can throw away from the island’s dock in the hope of catching Snapper, Mackerel and even Barracuda.
Meanwhile, abundant tropical fish on the nearby coral reefs will appeal to snorkeling and diving lovers.
Elsewhere on the island, the happy new owner finds a 28-foot-observing tower that offers panoramic views of the Caribbean.
For the small price tag, the new owner of Iguana Island is given the keys to the main house (in the photo)
Although you need to take a 45-minute flight followed by a boat to reach Iguana Island, it is safely under the hurricane belt with “pleasant temperature of the year” and “a noticeable lack of biting insects”.
The island especially has an area suitable for building a helicopter, which will further reduce the travel time.
The listing also ensures that the Nicaraguan government does not tax revenue from foreign acquisitions, and the new owner of the island gives a low cost of living.
‘With its well-maintained infrastructure and small monthly maintenance fees, Iguana Island can easily be restored into a haven for an organization or converted into a source of rental income with more competitive rates than other island areas of Nicaragua,’ the description on private islands.
