Set in the peaceful surroundings of Gommier, Stewart Estate, this unique property offers seven charming cottages in St. George Parish.
The estate is located near the flower-filled villages of Giraudel and Eggleston. It combines natural beauty, fresh mountain air, and excellent potential for tourism or hospitality.
The Gommier Stewart Estate Cottages are set across 4.075 acres of gently sloping land on the slopes of Morne Anglais. Each single-story cottage measures approximately 649.64 square feet.
Each cottage includes:
The estate also includes a restaurant and guard house. These additional structures provide useful space for hospitality operations and site management.
The grounds offer more than attractive landscaping. The property is cultivated with a variety of vegetables, herbs, root crops, and fruit trees.
Crops and fruit include:
This productive setting adds appeal for buyers interested in eco-tourism, sustainable living, or agribusiness.
The Gommier Stewart Estate Cottages offer several possible income opportunities. The growing demand for vacation rentals makes the property suitable for a cottage rental business.
The layout could also support a sustainable tourism development or timeshare concept. Guests can enjoy private cottage accommodation while experiencing Dominica’s natural surroundings.
The combination of seven cottages, a restaurant, extensive grounds, and agricultural activity creates a flexible investment opportunity.
Gommier, Stewart Estate is surrounded by lush landscapes and some of Dominica’s beautiful gardens. The location provides a peaceful setting for visitors, while nearby communities offer access to everyday services.
The property is well suited to buyers seeking a nature-focused hospitality business or a unique retreat in Dominica.
Explore the potential of this Gommier Stewart Estate Cottages property and discover what it could offer as a tourism or rental investment.
Phone: (767) 617-4191 / 818-9030
Email: realty@millenia.dm
Contact us today to arrange a viewing.
IMPORTANT ADVISORY: Before any person purchases real estate in Dominica, the Physical Planning Division should be consulted to find out if the property is part of an approved subdivision, if applicable, or if their intended use of the property conforms to the official land use and development plan for the area. Visit the Physical Planning Division website for guidance.
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