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The island of Thatch Cay USVI, 미국 버전 아일랜드의 도시,
The Last of Its Kind
One of the last privately owned islands in the U.S. Virgin Islands, Thatch Cay is comprised of 230 acres+/- of completely undeveloped land, a 5 mile+/- coastline, and panoramic ocean vistas in every direction. With significant subdivision capabilities, Thatch Cay is the ideal place to explore its nearly limitless potential for development.
Nestled off the north-eastern coast of St. Thomas; surrounded by the azure waters of the Caribbean Sea, Thatch Cay represents a unique opportunity for ownership in a true subtropical haven.
A Year-Round Destination
Revel in the best weather the U.S. Virgin Islands has to offer – all year long. A cooler period from December to March sees highs of 29°C (84°F), while the warmer period from May to October enjoys highs of around 31/32°C (88/90°F), softened by the cooling trade winds. The island's consistently warm waters are ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and boating at any time of year.
Bountiful Seas
The island's crystal clear waters and exquisite swimming beach invite you to experience deep-sea fishing, sailing, snorkeling, or scuba diving; a renowned dive site off the northwestern point features archways, tunnels, winding coral formations, and tropical fish of every color.
Nature Untouched
Groves of native Tyre Palms, the island's namesake, as well as dry herbaceous plants, Cacti, Wild Orchids, and Bromeliads, dot the island from coast to coast. Wild goats roam freely, sea birds nest on rocky shores, and the first roseate terns of the annual migration are commonly observed on Thatch Cay. Lizards, geckos, whistling frogs, and Puerto Rican racers find their homes among the foliage.
Panoramic Elevation
At the eastern end of the island, Thatch Cay reaches its 500' peak, offering unrivaled 360° views of the Atlantic Ocean to the north and St. Thomas to the south.
Exponential Possibilities
Currently zoned for residential development, the island allows for up to 6 dwellings across 3 parcels, including one main house and one guesthouse per parcel. The dwellings would be detached single-family or two-family dwellings of up to two stories with a minimum lot size of 0.5 acres+/-.
One of the last privately owned islands in the U.S. Virgin Islands, Thatch Cay is comprised of 230 acres+/- of completely undeveloped land, a 5 mile+/- coastline, and panoramic ocean vistas in every direction. With significant subdivision capabilities, Thatch Cay is the ideal place to explore its nearly limitless potential for development.
Nestled off the north-eastern coast of St. Thomas; surrounded by the azure waters of the Caribbean Sea, Thatch Cay represents a unique opportunity for ownership in a true subtropical haven.
A Year-Round Destination
Revel in the best weather the U.S. Virgin Islands has to offer – all year long. A cooler period from December to March sees highs of 29°C (84°F), while the warmer period from May to October enjoys highs of around 31/32°C (88/90°F), softened by the cooling trade winds. The island's consistently warm waters are ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and boating at any time of year.
Bountiful Seas
The island's crystal clear waters and exquisite swimming beach invite you to experience deep-sea fishing, sailing, snorkeling, or scuba diving; a renowned dive site off the northwestern point features archways, tunnels, winding coral formations, and tropical fish of every color.
Nature Untouched
Groves of native Tyre Palms, the island's namesake, as well as dry herbaceous plants, Cacti, Wild Orchids, and Bromeliads, dot the island from coast to coast. Wild goats roam freely, sea birds nest on rocky shores, and the first roseate terns of the annual migration are commonly observed on Thatch Cay. Lizards, geckos, whistling frogs, and Puerto Rican racers find their homes among the foliage.
Panoramic Elevation
At the eastern end of the island, Thatch Cay reaches its 500' peak, offering unrivaled 360° views of the Atlantic Ocean to the north and St. Thomas to the south.
Exponential Possibilities
Currently zoned for residential development, the island allows for up to 6 dwellings across 3 parcels, including one main house and one guesthouse per parcel. The dwellings would be detached single-family or two-family dwellings of up to two stories with a minimum lot size of 0.5 acres+/-.
Price is Monthly Basis
편의시설
- View
- Water View
- Waterfront
- Ocean Front
