The Orchards at Ferney

The Orchards at Ferney is a CIEL Properties residential land development within Ferney Tropical Agrihood in south-east Mauritius. The official project site describes a 67-arpent neighbourhood at the meeting of valleys and rivers, between the mountains and the lagoon. It advertises 54 ready-to-build plots ranging from 24 to 50 perches. These are land parcels for buyers to build on, not completed houses; plot-specific area, orientation, outlook, price and availability need confirmation against the current masterplan and sales schedule. A central 12.1-arpent working agricultural area brings a managed orchard and cultivation zone into daily life. Ferney says professionals will tend it through the year and share seasonal herbs, vegetables and fruit with the residents’ community. This shared farm is distinct from any planting or building rights on an individual plot, which should be checked in the sale documents. A communal space reserved for residents is planned around a boma and swimming pool. The project also promotes access to La Vallée de Ferney and its conservation landscape and walking trails. Beyond The Orchards, the wider Ferney estate includes nature, agriculture and hospitality uses, while a village hub with restaurants, shops, services and leisure spaces is described as emerging or future. Buyers should distinguish facilities belonging to this neighbourhood from amenities elsewhere in the estate and confirm access terms, charges and delivery dates. Ferney advertises indicative journeys of five minutes to the ocean, three minutes to the mountain and 18 minutes to the airport; actual travel times depend on route and traffic. The project is positioned for buyers seeking a home site with a managed productive landscape and shared community spaces rather than a finished residence. The official site directs buyers to register for the interactive masterplan, plot list and prices, and to arrange a visit with the Ferney property team. Before choosing a plot, request its cadastral plan and area, orientation, buildable footprint, architectural and estate rules, servicing specification, title and servitudes, current price and availability, estate charges, payment terms and the confirmed delivery status of communal facilities. Foreign-buyer eligibility and the precise property scheme require the relevant approvals and buyer-specific confirmation.