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Distressed Properties Listing DISTRESSED MARCH PROPERTIES LISTING 2020 1 SEPTEMBER 2020 For More Information Contact: COLLECTIONS & RECOVERIES UNIT Hours: Monday - Friday • 9:30am - 3:00pm Telephone: 242-397-3287 & 242-397-3273 DISTRESSED SEPTEMBER PROPERTIES LISTING 2020 2 00045 00277 00252 COMMERCIAL TRACT LOT SITUATED SOUTH COMMERCIAL COMPLEX AT TRACT ‘A’ OF LAND CONTAINING 3 OF COWPEN RD. PART CARAVEL BEACH ALONG ACRES NORTH OF JOHN F. OF JAMES HOWE TRACT PROPERTIES EAST ATLANTIC DRIVE, KENNEDY DRIVE at about NASSAU, BAHAMAS. FREEPORT, BAHAMAS. 1,060 ft east of Blake Road. Warehouse Building . Property NEW PROVIDENCE Commercial building of 6,847 sq. $420,000.00 Dimension 78.00 x 150.00. ft. with three rental spaces on a 1 Directions: From the roundabout Property Size 11,700 sq. ft. 00086 acre parcel of land. at JFK Drive, Baha Mar Building size 1,046 sq. ft. LOT NO. 81 EAST OF $755,000.00 Boulevard and Gladstone Road, $114,000.00 EAST STREET, GRANTS Directions: Located along East travel west on JFK Drive. At the Directions: Starting from the TOWN NEW PROVIDENCE, Atlantic Drive, Caravel Beach. BAHAMAS. Two-storey next roundabout, exit right into junction of Cowpen rd., and Blue commercial building located on the entranceto Westridge Estates. hill rd. south running westward Plantol Street off of East Street At the T-junction, turn left on on Cowpen rd. west, continue (north of Wulff Rd.) of 2,670 Atlantic Drive. Just after the to the second corner, on the left COMMERCIAL sq, ft. with a retail shop, one 1/ entrance to West Lake hand side, aka. Refuge corner, bed/1bath apt and 1 efficiency Plantation, the road curves to the turn through heading westward, PROPERTIES unit on the ground level and two right. The 20ft road reservation and continue to the subject site, 2 bed/1 bath units upstairs. Lot is on the left, just pass the West situate at the end of the road, on LONG ISLAND size: 4,500 sq. ft. Lake PLantation wall. the western side. $215,110.00 00009 Directions: Property located Commercial lot #18, land 00141 on the northern side of Plantol containing 15,458 sq. ft LOT NO. 4 BLOCK NO.27 Street, about 75 feet east of East COMMERCIAL California Clarence Town, Long COCONUT GROVE Street. Island Bahamas. Commerical SUBDIVISION, NASSAU, PROPERTIES Building BAHAMAS. Commercial $90,000.00 building of 3,084 sq. ft. on Fifth GRAND BAHAMA Directions: Clarence Town Street, The Grove, south of Palm Tree Avenue. Property size: 5,250 sq. ft. 00098 $251,000.00 TRACTS B-1 & B-2, Directions: Travel north on fifth UNIT 1 YEOMAN WOOD (5th) St. from Robinson Road. SUBDIVISION FREEPORT Property is on the right hand BAHAMAS. Three (3) side, fifth (5th) Lot from Palm commercial buildings with 4,550 Tree Avenue. sq. ft. of enclosed space. $635,000.00 Directions: Sergeant Major Road (Off Sunrise Highway) DISTRESSED SEPTEMBER PROPERTIES LISTING 2020 3 00077 00417 00620 SINGLE FAMILY LOT NO. 15/16 OPHEILA SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE LOT #314 ANGEL ROAD STORR SUBDIVISION, LOT 14 & 15 NASSAU EASTWOOD ESTATES. RESIDENCES NASSAU, BAHAMAS. Single VILLAGE SUBDIVISION. NASSAU BAHAMAS. family residence with three Building size 2,880 sq. ft. Lot Storey Residence with four NEW PROVIDENCE bedrooms, two bathrooms, dining size 5,000 sq. ft. 3 bedrooms, 2 bedrooms, a powder room, room and kitchen. Building size: bathrooms, kitchen, living and family room,sunken room, 00050 1,068 sq.ft., Prpperty size: 5,064 dining room. kitchen, library and laundry LOT 365 & A PORTION OF sq.ft. $191,000.00 room. Building size: 2,012sq.ft.., 366, YAMACRAW BEACH $148,000.00 Directions: Traveling south Property size: 6,997sq.ft. SUBDIVISION. Directions: Travelling west on along Taylor Street from the $253,000.00 Split level residence containing 4 Carmichael from Blue Hill Rd. intersection of Soldier Road and Directions: Traveling east on bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, Kitchen, make the second right after Fire Taylor Street, take the 4th street Prince Charles Drive from the living and dining room. Building Trail Road travel North to the on the left known as Esmeralda intersection of Fox Hill Road and size 3,029 sq. ft. Lot size 7,796 T-junction make the left and first Avenue followed by the 1st street Prince Charles Drive, turn onto sq. ft. right. Travel around the curve right known as Jackson Street. the 1st street left known as Tulip $197,000.00 to the cul-de-sac and the subject The site of the subject property Blvd, then turn onto the 4th street Directions: Traveling on Fox property is on the eastern side of is the 5th property on the left left known as Gibben Road, Hill Road south turning east onto the cul de sac. side of the said paved road followed by the second street Yamacraw Hill Road, take the reservation. right known as Angel Road. 1st corner on the right known The site of the subject property as Yamacraw Beach Drive, then 00409 will be the 2nd property on the take the 2nd right known as SINGLE FAMILY LOT 16 & 17, 00513 left side of the said paved road Exuma Avenue. Subject property BLOCK #9 CORAL HEIGHTS CONDOMINIUM UNIT #3, LA reservation. is the 7th property located on WEST, NEW PROVIDENCE. BLANC VILLAS, CHAPMAN the right side of the paved road Building 2,724 sq. ft lot size ESTATES OFF WEST BAY reservation. 8,800 sq. ft STREET. 1,200 sq. ft. $364,000.00 $193,000.00 Directions: Traveling South on Directions: Travel Cable Beach coral Harbour Boulevard from / West Bay Street, immediately the roundabout of Carmichael East of Casuarinas Hotel. The Road, Adelaide Road and Coral complex is on the Southern side Harbour Boulevard. Take the first of the street. Unit is the 3rd from street West which is the entrance the entrance. to Coral Heights West, then turn North (right) at the T-Junction onto Robert’s Boulevard, then take the first street West (left), known as Central Drive, followed by the second street South (left) known as Barns Road. The site of the subject property will be the 10th property on the Western (right) side of this paved road reservation. DISTRESSED SEPTEMBER PROPERTIES LISTING 2020 4 00656 00670 00659 00670 LOT 14, BLOCK 19 LOT 19 RYSWICK LOT 2, CORAL VISTA LOT 91, BOYD SUBDIVISION, SEABREEZE ESTATES, SUBDIVISION. Two storey SUBDIVISION. Single Family NEW PROVIDENCE, NASSAU, BAHAMAS. Single building with four bedrooms, two residence with 3 bedrooms, BAHAMAS. Single family family residence with three bathrooms, family room, dining 2 and 1/2 bathrooms, living residence with three bedrooms, bedrooms, two bathrooms, dining room and kitchen. Building room, dining room and kitchen. three bathrooms, living room, room and kitchen. Building size size: 2,800sq.ft., Property size: Building size 3,034 sq. ft. dining room and kitchen. 1,510 sq. ft, property size 10,814 10,600sq.ft. Property size 9,000 sq. ft Building size: 1950 sq. ft. sq. ft. $464,000.00 $347,000.00 Property size: 7,914 sq. ft. $230,000.00 Directions: From Village Road Directions: traveling South on $99,000.00 Directions: From the intersection travel East onto St. Andrews Coral Harbour Boulevard from Directions: From the intersection of beatrice Ave, Charles W. Drive ending at a T-junction, the roundabout of Carmichael of Nassau Street and Boyd Saunders Highway, Bay Lily turn left at the T-junction onto Road, Adelaide Road and Coral Road, travel west on Boyd Drive and Golf Course Blvd, Commonwealth Road. Continue Harbour Boulevard. Take the first Road to the second corner on travel east on Bay Lily Drive. north on this road to the first street East (left) onto Central the left, Foster Street. Travel After the round curves to the corner left known as Ryswick Drive East, followed by the third southward on Foster Street to right, take the first corner on the Road then taking the first onto street South (right) known as the second corner on the right, right onto Seabreeze Lane. As the Starlight Drive. Travel north on Pink Coral Drive West. Turn Constitution drive. Travel road comes to the left, it becomes Starlight Road to the third street East (left) onto Pink Coral Drive westward on Constitution Drive Seabreeze Blvd. At the T-junction, on the left. The site of the subject North. The subject property is the to the first intersection and turn left onto Flamingo Drive. property is the lot situated on the second property situated on the the subject property is on the The subject property is the 4th on northwestern corner of Starlight Northern (left) side of this said right immediately before the the right. Drive and Ryswick Road. raod reservation. intersection. 00658 00663 LOT 406, BEL AIR ESTATES. Lot 25 Treasure Cove, New 00270 SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE Providence, Bahamas. Single LOT 1449, PINEWOOD with 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, family residence with three GARDENS SUBDIVISION. living room, dining room and bedrooms, two bathrooms, $87,000.00 kitchen. Guest cottage with 1 living room, dining room and Directions: Turn east onto bedroom, 1 bathroom, living kitchen. Building size 1,500 sq.ft. Bamboo Blvd. (Pinewood Dr.) room, dining room and kitchen. Property size: 6,517 sq. ft. from East Street South, traveling Building size 3,228 sq. ft. $355,000.00 east on bamboo Blvd. take the Property size 6,000 sq. ft. Directions: From the security first left onto Pinecrest Drive. $370,000.00 entrance to Treasure Cove Then take the left onto Guinep Directions: Enter Turtle Drive (about 1 mile east of the prison Tree Ave. travel west to the curve from Carmichael Road, go to on Yamacraw Hill Road) travel at the end of this roadway.
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