Exceptional villa in the heart of a prestigious 5-star resort

In continuity of this permanent research of excellence, Villa 1 (4 bedrooms en-suite) is part of the perfection of detail, in the real estate myth which introduces you to the exceptional, to the only one. The interior atmosphere signed by the interior designer Paule de Romeuf and the level of services deployed, are at the service of an elegant and contemporary architectural design.

AN INCREDIBLE VIEW, A UNIQUE PLACE
Unique location, unusual viewpoint over Morne Brabant, pristine white sand beach, striking color palette, lush vegetation and unforgettable sunset... Shoba subtly stands on the land of the parent company Maradiva Villas Resort & Spa, 5-star luxury, for an unrivaled and privileged experience of exotic luxury on the Mauritian west coast. An architecture signed DH Architecture.

SHOBA, A MIXED INVESTMENT PROJECT: SECONDARY RESIDENCE AND INVESTMENT PRODUCT UP TO 6% *
With hotel management provided by the Maradiva Resort & Spa, the Shoba project presents a major asset for any buyer wishing to live and invest in Mauritius: this is a ''mixed'' real estate project combining pleasure purchasing within a historic 5-star luxury resort and high profitability. The exception of the project, its waterfront location, its world of extraordinary services, give the project a unique hotel appeal, with returns that can exceed 6% annually, depending on the personal occupation of the property by its owner. .

Acquiring a Shoba property means acquiring direct access to all the services of the Maradiva Resort & Spa.
In agreement with the Maradiva Resort & Spa, an easement of access and ease of access is attached to the ownership of each property. use of the various hotel services. Additionally, some special commercial discounts will be applied for the benefit of Shoba owners on a number of paid services. The conditions of application will be given to customers upon acquisition and the easement will be described and included in the property titles. This easement being attached to the property, it will benefit the successive owners of the Shoba property and will be binding on any successive owners and operators of the Maradiva Hotel if these were to change in the future.