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Amaury Estate

Amaury, MU
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Type

Land Subdivision

Location

Amaury

Units

56 homes in the development

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  • Alteo-linked Amaury subdivision plan, dated 10 March 2025 and amended in September 2025; survey plan references an excision in 56 agricultural lots. Planned lot count, not live availability.

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About this development

Amaury is an agricultural land opportunity promoted by Alteo Property in north-eastern Mauritius, near the Flacq–Rivière du Rempart B22 road. Alteo says the estate is entering a new stage after the success of its first two phases and advertises modular plots from 50 perches, intended for agricultural use or investment. The area is positioned within reach of the M2 and the proposed M4 corridor; future access and value claims are marketing projections, not guaranteed outcomes.\n\nAlteo links a 2025 site plan for an amended 56-lot agricultural subdivision at Amaury. The plan labels roads, reserves and access conditions; it is not a dated schedule of plots currently for sale. The total plan count should not be confused with the number of plots available from Alteo. No complete plot-by-plot area, price or live-stock schedule is published on the public page. Request the current schedule, surveyed plot boundaries, title and access documentation, agricultural use conditions and transaction costs before making a decision.