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Property Address Parish Vol/Fol Market Value Date MARKET DATE OF TYPE OF PROPERTY ADDRESS PARISH VOL/FOL STATUS DESCRIPTION DIRECTION Contact # MLS # VALUE VALUATION PROPERTY Land Part of Stewarton called Property is located within the Evan's Heights subdivison on the north end of the NCB - Recovery Treadlight, Evans Heights, May Pen, Clarendon 1138/801 $18M 7-Oct-19 Residential Available Vacant Lot - 4.22 acres subdivison, on the western side of the main reserved road, some 1.6km north of Unit (876) 878- 39185 Clarendon Manchester Avenue. 9051 The subject property forms part of the agricultural subdivision of Osbourne, Fort George formerly operated by the Cocoa Industry Board. The property is accessed by travelling from Annotto Bay towards Fort George on reaching Fort George NCB - Recovery Square (clearly identified by name noted on metal sign) turn left and left again at Osborne, Fort George St. James 1480/635 $45M 14-Apr-20 Agricultural Available Land only - 190.15 Hectares/ 469 acres Unit (876) 878- next intersection then travel on reserved dirt road towards road termination. 9051 Entrance to the property is situated at the road termination of the reserved road. The property was identified by name 'Thomasville Estate' noted on metal sign at point of entry. Land size: 10,994.7 square feet. Building size: 3,724 square feet. A warehouse type building and outbuilding are erected on site with The property is located on the southern side of the Montego Bay to Falmouth Main NCB - Recovery accommodation as follows: ground floor: enclosed display area, Lot 1057 Northern Estates, Lilliput St. James 1353/937 $30M 26-Mar-20 Commercial Available Road approximately 2.5 kilometres east of its intersection with Lilliput to Barrett Unit (876) 878- customer service foyer, 1 office, 1 other storage area and 1 Town, in an area known as North Estates, Lilliput, in the parish of St. James. 9051 bathroom. Loft: 1 office with bathroom and display/ storage area.Outbuilding (dwelling house) - 27 square metres. Land size: 22,414.92 sq. ft. Building size: 5,008 sq. ft. The property is located on the western side of the Lititz to New Forest Parochial Accomodation consists of lower level: 4,232 sq. ft - 2 offices, 3 NCB - Recovery Comma Pen, Ballards Valley District, Commercial/ Road, approximately 1.3 kilometres from its junction with the Junction to New St. Elizabeth 1444/928 $35M 25-Jul-19 Under Contract processing areas, 2 sanitary conveniences, 3 storerooms, office/ Unit (876) 878- 39246 Junction Industrial Forest Parochial Road, in an area known as Comma Pen, in the parish of St. reception area, staff changing room and entry. Upper Level 776 sq. 9051 Elizabeth. ft - offices and sanitary convenience. Travel a short distance from the small town centre of Hopewell towards Lucea. On reaching the 'Smoked Marlin Restaurant' turn left and enter the district of Pond Two buildings: Building no. 1 - bungalow design dwelling with Piece and travel on a road leading to Hopewell Seventh Day Adventist Church. NCB - Recovery basement entailing 3 bedrooms and two bathrooms with other Land part of Hopewell Hanover 1232/376 $14.5M 21-Feb-20 Residential Available Travel pass church and take second right at T-junction and travel uphill on Seaview Unit (876) 878- 42563 supporting rooms. Building no. 2 - single storey dwelling entailing Drive and until reaching second right turn. Turn right at intersection and travel a 9051 one bedroom and one bathroom with other supporting rooms. further 200 metres. The property was identified as fourth premises on the right of the roadway. Property can be reached by travelling west along the May Pen bypass. Turn left NCB - Recovery Part of Farm, part of Howell's Content Clarendon 1354/420 $34.5M 15-Oct-19 Agricultural Available Farm - 76.74acres Foga Road and the left onto the Content Road. Continue for approximately 2 Km to Unit (876) 878- 39180 the canal and turn along the canal road. 9051 MARKET DATE OF TYPE OF PROPERTY ADDRESS PARISH VOL/FOL STATUS DESCRIPTION DIRECTION Contact # MLS # VALUE VALUATION PROPERTY Two buildings are on the property. Building 1 consists of 2 Oliver Gardens/Workshop is located northeast of May Pen Town Centre. The No 1A (Lot 85) Arnold Drive, Oliver NCB - Recovery bedrooms with built in closets and en-suite bathrooms, kitchen, property can be found by travelling from the said town centre along Sevens Road, Gardens, Land Part of Workshop Clarendon 1389/325 $12.2M 17-Oct-19 Residential Available Unit (876) 878- 37772 living & dining room. Building 2 consists of 1 bedroom, bathroom turning left onto Oliver Drive, then making another left turn onto Alexander Housing Scheme, May Pen 9051 and laundry/storeroom. Avenue at the intersection with Arnold Drive. Property is located in Woodside in Clarendon. It can be reached by travelling from NCB - Recovery Lot #8 Woodside Clarendon 986/681 $30M 15-Oct-19 Land only Available Land with an area of 17.19 hectares (42.486 acres) approximatly. Jacob's Hut towards Smokey Hole and is approximately 3 kilometres from Jacob's Unit (876) 878- 39182 Hut on the eastern side of the roadway. 9051 Unit one- 4 br, 2 bth, living, dining, kitchen , den, laundry, NCB - Recovery Situated on the western side of Hamilton Avenue, approx 370 metres morth of its Lot 102 Hamilton Avenue, Dunbar Pen St. James 1325/11 $12.8M 14-Nov-19 Residential Under Contract verandah and carport. Unit 2- 2 bdr, 1 bth, living. Dining, kitchen. Unit (876) 878- 39575 intersection with Dunbar Boulevard. ;laundry and verandah 9051 Split level (three levels) residence. Basement:-2 brs, 2 bth, 2 NCB - Recovery Lot No. 49 Buckshaven Blvd., Land part storerooms & laundry.Ground Fl.:-3 car garage, patio, br with bth, Property is located on the eastern side of Buckshaven Blvd. found by entering the Clarendon 970/357 $30M 18-Oct-19 Residential Available Unit (876) 878- 39207 of Buckhaven, May Pen kitchen, dining, powder & family room. Upper Fl.:-3 brs, 2 bth, subdivision theen making the second right turn. 9051 sitting & study area 2,081.75 sq ft - Second floor unit thought to comprise of two NCB - Recovery Apartment C9, Montenapoleone, 11a The complex is situated on the south-eastern side of East Avenue at its junction ST. ANDREW 1426/715 $40M 15-Jan-20 Residential Available bedrooms, two bathrooms, kitchen with built-in fixtures, living/ Unit (876) 878- 42567 East Avenue, Kgn 10 with Camperdown Terrace in the parish of St. Andrew dining area, front balcony 9051 2,004.25 sq ft - Second floor unit thought to comprise of two NCB - Recovery Apartment A10, Montenapoleone, 11a The complex is situated on the south-eastern side of East Avenue at its junction ST. ANDREW 1426/708 $40M 15-Jan-20 Residential Available bedrooms, two bathrooms, kitchen with built-in fixtures, living/ Unit (876) 878- 42568 East Avenue, Kgn 10 with Camperdown Terrace in the parish of St. Andrew dining area, front balcony 9051 MARKET DATE OF TYPE OF PROPERTY ADDRESS PARISH VOL/FOL STATUS DESCRIPTION DIRECTION Contact # MLS # VALUE VALUATION PROPERTY 1,045 sq ft - First floor unit thought to comprise of two bedrooms, NCB - Recovery Apartment B5, Montenapoleone, 11a The complex is situated on the south-eastern side of East Avenue at its junction ST. ANDREW 1426/699 $25M 15-Jan-20 Residential Under Contract two bathrooms, kitchen with built-in fixtures, living/ dining area, Unit (876) 878- East Avenue, Kgn 10 with Camperdown Terrace in the parish of St. Andrew back porch 9051 Sunnyfield Ave is located traveling from Mandeville to Mineral Heights make left NCB - Recovery Lot No. 60 Sunnyfield Ave., Rhules Single storey:- 4 brs, 2 bth, living/dining room, kitchen, laundry turn at Mineral Heights round about and then make right turn in front of Vini Vidi Clarendon 1404/89 $14.5M 18-Oct-19 Residential Available Unit (876) 878- 39211 Garden, Land part of Paisley, May Pen room, a garage and a verandah Vici Grocery Shop onto Harzard Dr. then make the 1st right turn after crossing the 9051 train line the property is the 1st property on the right at the corner. Single storey. Unit 1: 2 br, bth, kitchen, living & dining Unit 2: 1 br, From Toll Gate Paths make left turn at four Paths Sq. then right turn along that rd NCB - Recovery Lot No. 49 Harris Glades, Four Paths & Clarendon 1413/977 $9M 14-Oct-19 Residential Available bth, kitchen, living/dining. Unit 3: 1 br, bth, kitchen, living/dining. into Harris Glades then making the next two right turns in the subdivision and the Unit (876) 878- 39209 Fyall, Four Paths Land: 1,232,79 sq m property is located on the left before reaching to a cul-de-sac. 9051 Property has 2 floors entailing 8 self contained studio apartments. Property is located on the northern section of the access roadway of Hamilton NCB - Recovery Lot 100 Hamilton Drive, Dunbar St. James 960/190 $12.5M 14-Nov-19 Residential Under Contract Lower Floor: 2 studio apartments with kitchen & bth. Upper Floor: Drive approximately 100m west of the access road know as Blood Lane and may be Unit (876) 878- 39576 Heights, Montego Bay 6 studio apartments with kitchen & bth identified by its lot number. 9051 Lot 9 Tropical Avenue, Part of 47 Developed and constructed on the land is a two-storey commercial NCB - Recovery Property is located on the north-western side of Tropical Avenue off Manchester Manchester Avenue, Lime Savannah, Clarendon 1001/99 $22.5M 7-Oct-19 Commercial Available building disposed over a gross floor area of 386.33 square metres Unit (876) 878- 39199 Avenue in May Pen, Clarendon Clarendon (4,158.42 square feet) 9051 The land is cultivated with fruit trees and ground provisions with a The property is located on the western side of Frankfield to Tweedside main road NCB - Recovery 2 storey building consisting of 2 bdrms on the lower level and 2 Lot 88 Section D Peckham, Clarendon Clarendon 1015/629 $5M 7-Oct-19 Residential Available at Peckham approx.
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