Construction Progress at Christophe Harbour Forges Ahead
Construction at Christophe Harbour continues with evidence of roadbeds prepared for paving, newly laid landscaping, and utility work at Sandy Bank Bay. The first home construction is well under way with expectations of an early 2010 move-in, and the golf course atop Priddies Plateau is really taking shape. Preparation for the Bungalows at Sandy Bank Bay, Christophe Harbour’s newest product offering, is underway along the hillside, and the land along the beachfront has been cleared for the Beach Club. It’s a great time to be a part of Christophe Harbour and watch the continued development progress. For more information about ownership opportunities at Sandy Bank Bay call 800.881.7180 or email .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address).
Overlooking Sandy Bank Bay hillside, the roads are taking shape, along with construction of the first home.
A closer look at 3 Silver Moon Lane, the first home to be constructed at Christophe Harbour.
A view from the 10th tee of the Tom Fazio golf course atop Priddies Plateau.
Site markers indicate the location for each of the hillside Bungalows at Sandy Bank Bay.
Machinery, materials, and mounds of dirt are just among the many signs of construction at the entrance to Sandy Bank Bay.
The land has been cleared at the site of the future Sandy Bank Bay Beach Club, for work to begin in early 2010.
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Comments
Geo Wizz posted at 11:07 pm on January 4th, 2010
Good day….
How is it that i was not allowed to drive my car a certain way toward sand bank bay and now there are all these heavy machinary and equipment there…what was the sign for?
Thanks….
Katherine posted at 11:07 pm on January 7th, 2010
There is a public beach access at Sandy Bank where we have provided parking and a pathway to the beach. This area remains open to the public and will be further enhanced as we complete the neighborhood infrastructure.
The main entrance to the Sandy Bank neighborhood is closed to general traffic because it is in the heart of the construction zone, where we are installing neighborhood infrastructure. We expect this work to be complete by early summer.
If you are interested in touring the site or have any questions, please contact our office at 800-881-7180.
ELMOORE posted at 11:07 pm on January 30th, 2010
If this development stays true to the designs I have seen and is sensitive to the residents of St.Kitts/Nevis and it’s culture, it will be at the pinnacle of standards for decades to come.
JWyson posted at 11:07 pm on February 10th, 2010
This looks like a nice development, but I have to admit I’m sad to see it happen. I’m no “environmentalist,” but this south side of the island has been our favorite since our honeymoon. We love the pristine and natural feel there. The same Salt Pond that supplied salt to the Caribs in the 1600’s will be no more.
JMorton posted at 11:07 pm on February 17th, 2010
I’m environmentally sensitive myself, but I must say that the developments at the South East Peninsula seem thus far to have aspects of environmental sensitivity. Visit the Christophe Harbour office for more information on this. I know it looks like a pristine area is undergoing haphazard construction (for now) but I assure you that all the plans in place are well thought through and will not end in environmental degradation. Great Salt Pond and Little Salt Pond indeed will be no more, but since locals stopped picking salt and the krill shrmip there stopped growing in their numbers, it truly had no value except aesthetics. The plans in place will not only give it economic value, but would also enhance its aesthetics via the works and upgrades. I am glad that fellow Kittitians are showing such interest though
Michael Gately posted at 11:07 pm on March 13th, 2010
Please keep us posted on progress, looks terrific and promising, thanks