Build a dream home in beautiful Jamaica! Tamarind Ridge is a 140-lot development on the north coast of Jamaica, offering panoramic views of the planned Amaterra Resort Township and Golf Course, and the expansive aquamarine Caribbean Sea from every lot. The location of the development provides easy access to Ocho Rios and Montego Bay via the new North Coast Highway.

Sited on several ridges, each higher than the other, this gated community with beach membership to nearby Duncans Bay has been designed with the professional and executive clientele in mind.
 
A construction company has been formed to facilitate building your dream home, and your investment will be protected through building codes, architectural reviews and a management company that will be operated by homeowners.
 
In addition to the very gracious Caribbean living that Tamarind Ridge will afford homeowners, the development will also provide significant capital appreciation on investment by being located in Trelawny, which is one of the fastest growing resort areas in Jamaica.
 
Tamarind Ridge is a mere half an hour’s drive from Sangster International Airport in Montego Bay, and Ocho Rios, and is less than ten minutes away from the town of Falmouth that offers amenities such as a new fire station and a recently upgraded hospital.  The upcoming Amaterra Town Centre and commercial area will offer excellent shopping, restaurants and entertainment just across the road from the development.
 
An area within the development has been reserved for the construction of townhouses and apartments, adding to the variety of housing options for potential purchasers. The first phase infrastructural work is well advanced and pre-completion sales are taking place.

Mortgage financing available, subject to status.
 
A multi-million dollar contract was signed in November 2008 between the Government of Jamaica and a cruise line company that will see, inter alia, development of pier facilities in Falmouth to enable the world’s largest cruise ship to dock there in May 2010. Read more...