Halona

Halona is a completed BlueLife development of 22 townhouses at Azuri, Haute Rive, near Roches Noires on Mauritius’s north-east coast. Azuri’s current project timeline records delivery in June and July 2024.

The homes

The original design is a two-storey, 3-bedroom townhouse with 2 bathrooms and a ground-floor guest WC. Living, dining and kitchen spaces connect to a veranda and private garden. The layout includes a laundry or utility area, storage, a dressing area for the main bedroom and balconies. The historical specification provides 2 open-to-sky parking spaces per home and 29 visitor bays across the development.

Areas and options

The developer’s brochure shows 151.5 m² of covered area and 202.8 m² of total built area for the typical design. An illustrated pool-and-gazebo option takes total built area to 269.6 m² without increasing the stated covered area. These figures include different exterior components and are not interchangeable with internal living space. The 22 original plots range from 231 m² to 373 m². Pools, gazebos and later alterations must be confirmed for the individual home.

The brochure provided air-conditioning pipework to bedrooms, rather than a promise that every home included installed air-conditioning equipment. Final fixtures, condition and any additions should be checked against the property offered today.

Azuri village

The surrounding village provides restaurants, shops, leisure facilities, a beach and The Nine golf course. Club memberships, bookings and charges apply separately, and ownership does not establish unrestricted access to every operator’s facilities.

Halona is presented here as a delivered development, not a new off-plan release. No development-wide asking price or remaining developer stock is asserted. The original brochure and artist’s impressions are retained as historical design references, not a statement of current availability or every home’s present condition.

Location

Quartier du Barachois, Azuri, Haute Rive. The map pin shows the approximate project vicinity, located by comparing Google Maps satellite imagery with the developer’s masterplan. It is a location guide, not a surveyed boundary or a verified entrance.