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By Matthew Woon

Lapita Plantation logoA slice of the tropical paradise which inspired James A Michener’s iconic Tales of the South Pacific is up for grabs with Vanuatu’s groundbreaking luxury development, the Lapita Plantation.

The vision of plantation owners Matthew Woon and his mother Sheryn von Schwerin, Lapita is an ecologically sustainable lifestyle development with a French colonial theme. Set on 328 hectares of land and fringed by 6 kilometres of coastline, the five-stage luxury lifestyle resort development called Lapita Plantation will feature 205 plantation villas, two luxury resort complexes, a large outdoor pool, restaurants, cocktail bar, Balinese-style day spa, golf practice range, specialty shops, and facilities for scuba diving, horse riding, kayaking and sailing.

An aerial view of the Lapita Plantation in Vanuatu.In order to promote ecologically sustainable development of the site, land and villa allotments will be offered strictly as limited “staged” or “precinct” releases over the next 5 to 7 years. Each precinct will be identified by landscaping designed to create individuality and ensure harmony with the local environment and architectural features, and positioned to take full advantage of their natural surroundings and magnificent water views. Crushed coral pathways for pedestrians, private buggies and bicycles mean that no villa is more than 10 minutes from one of the resort centers.

A gorgeous piece of beachfront on the Lapita Plantation.The high-vaulted ceilings and wide, shaded wraparound verandas define the interior space while inviting spectacular water and distant mountain views into the heart of each residence.

High-speed internet, voiceover IP and satellite television will also be available in each villa, enabling busy professionals to take a much-needed break in one of the world’s most idyllic tropical locations while still keeping a hand on the pulse of their business. At Lapita, you get the best of both worlds – a tropical retreat just a mouse click away from the real-time outside world.

Trees line much of the Lapita Plantation.Tastefully selected interior furnishing packages will be available to add the finishing touch to these superb luxury villas offering the ultimate in resort style living in superb tropical surrounds.


Editor’s Note:
Matthew Woon is the Developer of the Lapita Plantation in Vanuatu, located in the South Pacific Ocean east of Australia. He is a new member of the international Who’s Who in Luxury Real Estate network. It’s difficult to add more to what’s already been said about this marvelous luxury property. I’d just like to point out what a fascinating place Vanuatu appears to be. From the few photos above, you can certainly get a taste for some of the beauty awaiting you if you want to invest in a luxury home on the Lapita Plantation.

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Comments

  1. Jayson 1 day later:
    Wow - this seems like an amazing project with huge potential. It's good to see that the developers are making a great effort to maintain the nearby environment.
  2. Robert Lockard 1 day later:
    Dear Jayson, Excellent comment! Luxury buyers, who can certainly afford to be choosy, are definitely holding developers of luxury properties to a higher standard. I hope good things come from this exciting project, too. Have a great day!
  3. Luxury Land Developer 5 months later:
    This Communities…creating typical homesteads, neighborhoods, and villages fit for lifestyle.

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