USD 415,000
850 sqft
Plans for a second 3 bed/2 bath home comes with the sale
200-amp wiring is large enough to accommodate another home
Septic system is large enough to accommodate another home
Cathedral ceilings
Stackable washer/dryer
The roof rafters are secured with stainless steel brackets, crafted by Mike Walsh, for additional windstorm protection
The 16-year-old 7000-watt generator is wired to a transfer switch
2-5000 gallon cisterns
Ample storage space in loft above the living area
Home is conveniently situated to catch easterly breezes (no A/C necessary)
8 foot open gallery with a Caribbean Sea view
Handrails to gallery recently painted
The lot elevation is @ 150 feet, therefore no worries about high waters
Concrete driveway
Wooden hurricane shutters
Active HOA (dues are $300.00 a year)Roofing Information
The 1st layer on the ceiling is water resistant drywall
The 2nd layer is the foam insulation @ R-15
The 3rd layer is a foil-like radiant barrier
The 4th layer is 3/4-inch tongue and groove plywood
The 5th layer is the petroleum-based roof coating (commonly called fluid applied)It moderates the noise of heavy rain, and the insulation helps to keep the interior cooler. With the shutters closed, owners slept through hurricane Omar.
No damage to the house at all from either hurricane Omar or hurricane Maria. View more View less Charming 1 bed/1 bath solidly built, (poured concrete) cottage with a Sea view. Enjoy your morning coffee, or evening drink, on the 8 foot wrap around gallery. The concrete driveway will take you up to your private and peaceful Caribbean getaway. Plans for a proposed 3/2 second home are included with the sale. Just a short drive down to Ollie's at The Reef deli/convenience store, Duggan's Reef Restaurant and great beaches, including the new & improved Cramer's Park facilities, with internet. Amenities for 63 Catherine's HopeOriginal owners (they built the home in 2008)
Plans for a second 3 bed/2 bath home comes with the sale
200-amp wiring is large enough to accommodate another home
Septic system is large enough to accommodate another home
Cathedral ceilings
Stackable washer/dryer
The roof rafters are secured with stainless steel brackets, crafted by Mike Walsh, for additional windstorm protection
The 16-year-old 7000-watt generator is wired to a transfer switch
2-5000 gallon cisterns
Ample storage space in loft above the living area
Home is conveniently situated to catch easterly breezes (no A/C necessary)
8 foot open gallery with a Caribbean Sea view
Handrails to gallery recently painted
The lot elevation is @ 150 feet, therefore no worries about high waters
Concrete driveway
Wooden hurricane shutters
Active HOA (dues are $300.00 a year)Roofing Information
The 1st layer on the ceiling is water resistant drywall
The 2nd layer is the foam insulation @ R-15
The 3rd layer is a foil-like radiant barrier
The 4th layer is 3/4-inch tongue and groove plywood
The 5th layer is the petroleum-based roof coating (commonly called fluid applied)It moderates the noise of heavy rain, and the insulation helps to keep the interior cooler. With the shutters closed, owners slept through hurricane Omar.
No damage to the house at all from either hurricane Omar or hurricane Maria.