Utila, Lot 3 Laguna Beach, Utila, (MLS# 24-179)

mainland with Pico Bonito towering majestically in the distance. On the lagoon side, you will be looking over Oyster Bed Lagoon and experience unforgettable spectacular sunsets. Laguna Beach consists of 13 lots all with both beach and lagoon frontage (2 of which are large enough for a boutique hotel, resort, or a marina), and each lot has its own dedicated landing dock and electricity to the lot line. Just a mere two-minute boat trip to the development, it is accessible from the ocean either through the Oyster Bed Canal or via the Oyster Bed Lagoon inland waterway. The Oyster Bed Lagoon features the only safe harbour for sail boats as well as kayak/dingy access to the North Side via the Rock Harbour Canal. Chepes Beach is just a quarter of a mile away with restaurants, bars, shops, and night life. You can also travel west through the Oyster Bed Lagoon, and you get to the Coral Beach Canal that will take you to renowned Neptune's Beach Bar and Marina. With an array of aquatic activities at your doorstep, Laguna Beach makes for this property being a water enthusiast's dream come true (with dive-sites Silver Gardens and Laguna Beach right there in front of the property). Immerse yourself in the crystal-clear waters, where swimming, snorkeling, scuba diving, stand-up paddleboarding, and deep-sea fishing await your every whim. For nature lovers, unforgettable encounters with whale sharks and dolphins are just a boat ride away. Don't miss your chance to own a slice of Utila Island's natural splendor and start living your dream today. HOA: $100 a months HOA fees for each lot except for the two larger parcels, Lot 3 & Lot 10, which are $200 per month for maintenance of the ground and beach. Once construction begins, a 12-hour night watchie and gardener will be hired so HOA dues will rise to $150 per month each lot and $200 per month for Lots 3 & 10. WATER: Owners will be required to build a 5,000-gallon minimum cistern but the developer will be working on putting in town water pipes from municipality system as a backup system for cistern water.