La Mandarine Lot A-8 - #1554

La Mandarine

Nestled in the heart of the historic and sought-after Julianadorp, La Mandarine lot A-8 offers a rare opportunity to build your ideal home in a neighborhood steeped in charm and surrounded by natural beauty. This exclusive development features spacious, well-positioned plots for those who value tranquility, privacy, and a touch of tropical elegance.

Whether you’re looking for a serene retreat or a vibrant family home, La Mandarine provides the perfect canvas. With a rich history, lush green surroundings, and proximity to essential amenities, this project seamlessly blends modern living with the timeless appeal of one of the island’s most cherished residential areas.

Lot A-8

A large plot on the northeast side, with wide views and proximity to greenery. This lot is suitable for those looking for a home with extensive outdoor spaces or gardens.

PRICE: XCG 379.900,-

In this prime location and unrivalled potential, La Mandarine lot A-8 in Julianadorp is the perfect place to create the home you have always envisioned. Spacious plots, beautiful surroundings, and a welcoming community await you. Secure your share of this exceptional development today.

Our team is ready to guide you through the process and help you find the perfect plot for your future home. Don’t wait any longer: opportunities like this are rare! Contact Gustavo Goilo  on +5999 527 0382 or gustavo@newwindsrealty.com

The neighbourhood

Julianadorp is a neighborhood full of character, history and tropical architectural splendor! Founded by Shell in the late 1920s, it originally served as a home base for foreign workers, with 40 charming semi-detached houses built specifically for maritime personnel. The neighbourhood, located along the road to the former Shell bunker harbour of Bullenbaai, started as an exclusive and safe community.

In the period 1945-1955, Julianadorp flourished  into a fully-fledged residential area with spacious, modern villas that exude the luxury of that time. The well-thought-out urban design divided the houses into three residential groups on higher ground, with green strips in between where schools, a youth center, a supermarket and sports facilities found their place. This created a lively, climate-conscious living environment, which is why Julianadorp is now known as a ‘monument of tropical architecture and urban planning’.

From the 1960s onwards, Julianadorp gradually transformed into  an open, dynamic neighborhood, with Shell selling the houses to private individuals. Although the original infrastructure such as fire hydrants, street lights and signage has been largely preserved, the district is now fully accessible.

Today, Julianadorp offers  a beautiful mix of carefully maintained homes, renovated villas and, in a few places, buildings that are waiting for a loving restoration. The spacious plots, surrounded by mature trees, offer privacy and space. Most of the plots are fenced for security, without detracting from the original atmosphere of the neighborhood.