
A private residence
Imagine a home that makes room for the landscape, with outdoor living spaces and views towards the bay. Its siting would need to follow the topography and local requirements.

A private residence, a small eco-lodge or a hospitality concept: several directions can be explored, without committing the land to a single vision.

Imagine a home that makes room for the landscape, with outdoor living spaces and views towards the bay. Its siting would need to follow the topography and local requirements.

Explore a low-density concept, with accommodation integrated into the setting. Water supply, wastewater treatment and an independent energy system would be key study topics.

Consider a hospitality project focused on nature, rest or wellbeing. Its scale must be assessed against access, water resources, infrastructure and applicable approvals.

The year-round spring reported by the family is a resource to investigate. Its presence does not establish sufficient supply for a hotel: flow, quality and permitted uses must be assessed. The land has no electricity connection.
An earlier hotel study exists. It is historical background, not evidence of a current building permit or a ready-to-build project.
These concepts are illustrative only. Feasibility, planning permissions, environmental requirements and project economics require independent assessment.