Ciel Investment, one of Mauritius’ leading companies – is building Anahita on a fabulous 300 hectare site opposite Ile aux Cerfs and with 6km of waterfront along the magnificent lagoon. Ciel has set its sights high and will create a spectacular setting for these dream holiday homes supported by six star services and conceived to the highest international standards.
The Anahita property residential resort is one of the first projects approved under the IRS. It is in fact the only IRS development with coastal frontage for sale. Originally the site was an old sugar plantation location on the east coast of the island and only a 30 minute drive from the airport.
The resort will consist of approximately 300 homes designed by international architects Wimberley Allison Tong & Goo, including a mixture of luxury villas and residences. There will be plenty to choose from in terms of style and size and other options to suit individual tastes. Anahita will also offer the first Four Seasons hotel and spa on the island, an 18-hole championship golf course, designed by South African Ernie Els, and a signature restaurant created by a world-renowned chef.
Construction has now started at Anahita providing much excitement as this unique project gets fully underway. It is most certainly the ‘showcase’ resort in Mauritius and is about as exclusive as developments go with a Four Seasons partnership offering a discreet but luxurious lifestyle in an Indian Ocean idyll with white sandy beaches, turquoise seas and a lush mountainous landscape.
Anahita Resort has already attracted huge international interest from countries around the world when it was first launched last year. The first phase of waterfront homes at L’Adamante, an enclave of 70 luxurious waterfront villas almost entirely sold out in just a day. The second phase saw the launch of 46 Private Residences forming part of the Four Seasons Hotel and Resort Mauritius. The third phase ‘Lunea’ comprising 28 freehold, highly exclusive waterfront villas.
Integrated Resort Scheme IRS: Mauritius Investment in luxury Resorts
For the first time foreign investors can buy property on the exotic Island of Mauritius.
For a minimum investment of USD 500,000 the government's new Integrated Resort Scheme IRS now permits foreigners to secure residency and purchase freehold property up to a maximum of 1.5 hectares. Homeowners will also be able to acquire permanent residency authorization if they spend more than 183 days per year on the Island. For investors and homeowner the good news also is no liability for inheritance tax and no capital gain tax in Mauritius on re-sale for owners domiciled outside Britain.
