15 Acres on Santo Island with Fresh Water Access and Shed  Rare Opportunity

Acreage Living Close to Fresh Water

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About the Property

With generous acreage, the property also lends itself to more creative ventures. Imagine cultivating a thriving kava farm across the fertile land, riding horses along open clearings, or designing a retreat space high on the hillside. From this elevated position, ocean views filter through the trees, offering a tranquil setting that blends productive use with peaceful island living.

Property Details

Property ID: 003NBVS

Mango Station stands out as a unique property with several natural and structural advantages. It has direct access to fresh water, an simple house and shed, and a history as a going concern, making it well-suited for redevelopment.

The freshwater resource adds significant value – from practical irrigation and crop support through to recreational opportunities such as floating down the river. Combined with the property’s existing infrastructure, Mango Station is ideal for an agritourism venture, offering potential for quad bike trails, eco-retreat spaces, and a broader guest experience.


LEGAL DESCRIPTION

  • Title: 04/3012/003
  • Lessor: Family Moltanaute
  • Term of Lease and Commencement: 34 years, commencing 2nd December 2004


About the Land

The subject is roughly rectangular in shape and has a registered area of 63,288 square metres (15 acres), with the following boundary dimensions:

  • North East: 205.06 metres to a 10m riparian reserve
  • South: 350.00 metres
  • South West: 200.00 metres
  • North West: 358.98 metres

The land has a rolling contour, being well raised above the riparian reserve to the east, then rising to a levelled building platform with gentle rolling contour further to the centre and again towards the north-west. The centre of the site appears low lying and subject to assumed flooding during heavy rainfall. The site borders the Sarakata River, with a 10-metre-wide riparian reserve running parallel to the eastern boundary. The riparian reserve is predominantly bush cover.

There is a 15-metre-wide access road cutting through the site to the east, providing access to the subject land and the leasehold titles and customary land to the north. A basic two-tyre crushed coral access road is formed from this 15-metre-wide road into the property.

The property includes an industrial shed, which historically housed the main coconut oil factory and additional structures. The remaining land is largely bush with several large trees. Improvements are concentrated towards the southern boundary, with this developed portion fenced with steel posts and chain link netting, and a single gated access from the east. The balance of the land has been cleared of thick undergrowth, leaving some established trees in place. The site is currently maintained regularly.


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Property Development  Information

  • No development restrictions
  • Foreign ownership permitted
  • Ready to build (Permits required)
  • Covered in trees and lush grass with coconuts
  • Utilities such as Starlink internet, mains power, and water are readily available

Why invest in Vanuatu?

The country offers secure land titles and a stable property market, giving buyers peace of mind. Its strong tourism industry continues to grow, driving both rental and resale opportunities. Conveniently located only two and a half hours from Brisbane, Vanuatu is not only accessible but also an attractive choice for those seeking long-term, reliable investment.

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  • Can foreigners buy land in Vanuatu?

    Can foreigners buy land in Vanuatu?

    Yes. Foreigners can legally buy land in Vanuatu under the leasehold system. While the land itself remains owned by the state or traditional landowners, buyers receive long-term leases (often 50–75 years, sometimes up to 99 years) that give full legal rights to use, build on, and transfer the property.


    What is leasehold in Vanuatu?

    Leasehold means you don’t own the land outright, but you hold a legal lease registered with the Vanuatu government. This lease grants you exclusive rights to occupy, develop, sell, or sublease the property for the entire lease term. Once the term ends, leases are usually renewable by agreement.


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    Vendor finance is common in Vanuatu. The buyer pays a deposit and then makes regular instalments to the seller until the full price is paid. During this period, the title is held in trust and legally transferred once payments are complete. Contracts are registered, making the process legally binding and secure when managed correctly.


    How quickly can I build once I purchase?

    In most cases, you can start building as soon as your lease is registered and any required approvals (such as foreshore permits for beachfront land) are obtained. Many buyers begin within weeks, depending on building plans and contractor availability.

  • What is leasehold in Vanuatu?

    What is leasehold in Vanuatu?

    Leasehold means you don’t own the land outright, but you hold a legal lease registered with the Vanuatu government. This lease grants you exclusive rights to occupy, develop, sell, or sublease the property for the entire lease term. Once the term ends, leases are usually renewable by agreement.



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    In most cases, you can start building as soon as your lease is registered and any required approvals (such as foreshore permits for beachfront land) are obtained. Many buyers begin within weeks, depending on building plans and contractor availability.

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