With an estimated area of over around 600 acres, with five beaches, an excellent year-round climate and the extensive potential for additional further development, this is an incredibly rare private island property in Fiji.
The main residence, designed by renowned architect Murray Cockburn, has four bedrooms, two additional guest bedroom suites, large open plan living and dining room, library, BBQ/dining room and a swimming pool.
The property sits on one of the island's highest points allowing 360-degree views across the South Pacific Ocean. The island has well-established access tracks to all beaches, staff quarters, stables, and horse and sheep paddocks inclusive of stock, boats, jeeps, a fresh water supply and a private deep-water jetty for access.
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Most of Nananu-i-cake Island still maintains its natural tropical vegetation, including groves of mango trees lining some of the trails, pine forest for potential harvest and extensive landscaped gardens which have been developed over a generation. Viewing, by appointment only, is highly recommended.
Nananu-i-Cake Island is situated approximately 1km, a short boat ride, off the Northern Coast of Viti Levu Fiji. Nadi International Airport and the Capital, Suva, are 2.5 and 3 hours away respectively.
* 6 bedrooms * Leisure Facilities * Outbuildings * Coastal * Equestrian * Fishing * Garden * Secondary accommodation * Swimming Pool * Water Frontage * Mooring / Berthing * Staff accommodation
The guide price is $10,000,000. For further information please contact Knight Frank on +64 9555 6060 or visit http://search.knighfrank.com.
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