Cayenne, Comoros
Units
15
Floors
4
Delivery
2020
Terrasses Mango, central residence in Cayenne with private gardens, spacious verandas and solar panels.
Terrasses Mango is located at the edge of Cayenne's historic centre, on the Mango road. The development consists of two R+3 buildings offering fifteen apartments ranging from two‑ to three‑room units. Each unit includes an assigned parking space and a spacious veranda. Ground‑floor apartments have a private garden. The surrounding grounds are grassed and feature palms, banana trees and flower beds, with solar‑powered hot water production.
The stages announced by the developer, and those actually completed.
Livraison
Date annoncée : 2020
Dates as provided by the developer. Any gap between the planned and actual dates is shown here on purpose.
Parking
24/7 security
Green spaces
Solar
Livraison
2020
rte. de Mango, Cayenne Centre
zone commerciale du Matoury
centre hospitalier
écoles
crèches
transports en commun
The stated delivery date is 2020, and the development is currently marked "Delivered". When buying off-plan, have the delivery date and late-delivery penalties written into the contract.
Terrasses Mango is being developed by Groupe Océanic. Their Imonga directory page lists their contact details and other developments.
Terrasses Mango is located in Cayenne, Comoros, at the stated address: rte. de Mango, Cayenne Centre.
This page lists 15 homes, over 4 floors.
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