A Rare Hobby Farm 250m from the Ocean
$65,000 – Ocean Living Without the Hefty Price Tag
Last 1 Acre This Close to the Beach at This Price
- 250m to the beach
- Road access
- Ready to build
Limited blocks available on Aore Island – high demand area
Full property details below
Property ID: L4JFV
LOT SIZE : 4259 sqm
ZONING: Agricultural
LISTED PRICE: AUD $65,000
LOCATION: Aore Island
LEASE LENGTH: 75 years
YEARLY RATES: AUD $450 a year
CONDITION: Vacant land
PROVINCE: Samna Vanuatu
CUSTOM OWNER:
Minister of Land
ACCESS: Road frontage
LOCATION:
5KM FROM LUGANVILLE
AMENITIES:
- 250metres to beachfront
- Uncleared and ready to develop
- Close to town 10 minutes
- Luganville Airport 7km awayďťż
- Eligible for Vendor Finance (low deposit, weekly terms)
About the Property
Set just 250 metres from the beach, this rare hobby farm offers fertile land framed by tropical greenery and direct road access behind. Spanning over an acre, it includes open grassy areas and established fruit trees, making it ideal for a self-sufficient lifestyle, boutique farming, or a relaxed island retreat. Positioned on beautiful Aore Island within a welcoming community, it blends space, privacy, and convenience. The calm waters nearby are perfect for swimming, snorkelling, and fishing, giving you the best of both farm and coastal living.”
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Located in Northern Vanuatu
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Rustic coral roads built by US army
Property Development Information
- No development restrictions
- Foreign ownership permitted
- Ready to build (Permits required)
- Covered in rain trees and lush grass with coconuts
- Utilities such as Starlink internet, solar 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.
How It Works
- Choose your block
- Sign straight forward sale and purchase agreement
- Settlement & title transfer in 30–45 days after final payment
This Property is Eligible for Vendor Finance
Secure your land with a deposit and make affordable weekly repayments direct to the seller.
Vendor Finance Terms
- Total Price: $65,000
- Deposit: $5,000
- Balance: $60,000
- Repayments: Weekly instalments over 3 years (156 weeks)
- Weekly Payment: $384.61 (Minimum)
- No interest unless payments are not made for 21 days
- Interest 8%: per annum if you default on outstanding
Learn more about Vendor Finance
No banks, no lengthy approvals just a simple path to ownership. Approval takes as little as 7 days.
Each vendor (Owner) sets their own terms for deposit, repayment schedule, and contract length. These terms are generally flexible and reasonably negotiable, allowing buyers and sellers to agree on an arrangement that works best for both parties. If the purchaser has not made payments for 3 months and is uncontable the property will be listed for sale. Monies will be refunded to the buyer less the costs associated with the sale.
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Where is Aore Island
Where is Aore Island?
Aore Island is part of Vanuatu in the South Pacific, only a two and a half hour direct flight from Brisbane and just west of Fiji. It sits directly across from Espiritu Santo, the largest island in Vanuatu, making it both easy to reach and perfectly placed for a tropical escape.
About Aore Island
Aore Island is known for its relaxed island lifestyle, calm turquoise waters, and lush tropical surroundings. Visitors are drawn to its unspoiled beauty, safe swimming beaches, and warm local community. It’s a place where time slows down; you can snorkel over coral reefs, explore the vibrant marine life, or simply enjoy the peace and quiet of a truly authentic South Pacific island.
Community & Lifestyle
Why People Choose Aore Island
Vanuatu is often called one of the happiest places on earth, where smiles are as natural as the ocean breeze. Life here feels like stepping back in time, to a place where people still greet you warmly in the street, neighbours look out for one another, and the pace of life is slow and genuine. Surrounded by pristine beaches, lush forests, and a culture built on community and tradition, it’s not just beautiful—it’s deeply friendly, a place where happiness is measured in connection, not possessions.
Frequently Asked Questions
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.
How secure is vendor finance in Vanuatu?
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.
How secure is vendor finance in Vanuatu?
How secure is vendor finance in Vanuatu?
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?
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.
Enquire About This Land
Juss is here to guide you through every step of purchasing or investing in Vanuatu. From understanding leasehold documentation to securing the best blocks of land, we provide trusted, on-the-ground support. Fill out the form today to connect with an agent who can answer your questions and help you move closer to owning your piece of paradise.
Agent: Juss Murray
Phoenix Plantation Aore Island Vanuatu
Email info@vanutatuisland.org
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