No. 4 New Road St. James · Trinidad
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The cleared parcel at No. 4 New Road, looking across level lawn toward the brick boundary wall and mango tree.

For sale · Freehold · Ward of Diego Martin

An investment
opportunity in
St. James.

A cleared, freehold corner parcel on New Road — 474.8 square metres in a district where freehold land rarely reaches the open market.

TT$900,000Asking · ≈US$132,900
5,110 ft²474.8 m²
FreeholdSurveyed 2009

The parcel

Every boundary here is a recorded measurement.

This plan is redrawn from the certified survey — the same bearings and distances lodged with the plan, not an artist’s impression. The western line runs 16.09 m along the New Road frontage. The eastern edge follows Bourne’s Ravine, pegged post by post across thirteen fence posts. Walk the figures around the perimeter and they close on 474.8 square metres.

U.T.M. N RIGHT-OF-WAY · NO. 6 / 6A NEW ROAD 90°56′ 4.92 89°34′ 16.10 90°22′ 12.48 NEW ROAD FRONTAGE 179°13′ 16.09 BOURNE’S RAVINE NATURAL BOUNDARY · 13 FENCE POSTS 474.8 SQUARE METRES · 5,110 SQ. FT. SCALE 1:250 · DISTANCES IN METRES · BEARINGS U.T.M. GRID
Cadastral sheet A.20.A · 13D (3/b/2) Traverse station 13‑023 N 1,180,483.27 · E 660,589.93
Address
No. 4 New Road, St. JamesWard of Diego Martin, County of St. George, Trinidad
Area
474.8 m² — 5,110 sq ft
Tenure
FreeholdCertified survey plan on file, available to serious buyers
Frontage
New Road, corner positionVehicular access off the road; right-of-way along the northern boundary
Eastern boundary
Bourne’s RavineA natural, permanent boundary — no shared party line on that side
Condition
Cleared and levelBrushed and maintained; ready for foundation work
Survey
Glenn Wilkes, Trinidad & Tobago Land SurveyorCertified 2 May 2009 under Regulation 25(1), Land Surveyors Regulations 1998
Datum
U.T.M. Zone 20, Naparima ’55Bearings by solar observation; add 18′ for Cassini grid
Cleared, level ground bordered by bamboo and sugarcane.
Cleared ground · eastern border
Wide view across the lawn to the brick boundary wall.
Looking north · boundary wall
View from the road entrance showing the gate and neighbouring homes.
Road frontage · access

The district

St. James does not go quiet.

You are minutes from the Western Main Road in one direction and the residential calm of Diego Martin in the other — which is exactly why land here holds value whether you build to live in it or build to rent it.

10.6786° N, 61.5317° W — from the certified survey’s own coordinate Open in Google Maps →

Policed since 1890

The Police Academy has trained officers from the historic St. James Barracks on the Western Main Road since 1890 — the oldest government building still in active use in the country, and a settled institutional presence right at the top of the district.

The Regiment’s home ground

Camp Ogden on Long Circular Road has housed the 1st Battalion of the Trinidad and Tobago Regiment for decades. Between the barracks and the academy, this corner of St. James has never been short of a uniformed presence.

Federation Park next door

Built for West Indies Federation delegates and now one of Port of Spain’s most established addresses, Federation Park runs directly along the district’s eastern edge — the kind of neighbour that anchors land values.

Shopping at your corner

Long Circular Mall — the country’s first fully enclosed, air-conditioned shopping centre — sits a few minutes away on Long Circular Road, alongside the banks, pharmacies and food strip that run the length of the Western Main Road.

Cricket at the Oval

Queen’s Park Oval is a short drive: Test matches, CPL nights, and the steady demand for short-term rental that comes with them.

Schools within reach

Fatima College and King George V Park both sit inside the usual school-run radius — part of why families keep choosing this corridor over the alternatives.

Into town in minutes

Port of Spain is a straightforward commute, without paying Port of Spain land prices to get there.

Carnival on your doorstep

The St. James strip runs all season. For a rental holding, that is a fixed annual peak you can count on.

On price

Comparable corner lots in St. James and Diego Martin have been listed between TT$2.4M and TT$2.5M. This one is at TT$900,000 — roughly US$132,900 — because the owner wants it sold, not marketed.

On tenure

Freehold land rarely reaches the open market in St. James — most parcels are leasehold, state land, or held within families for generations. When freehold title does come up, it tends not to stay listed for long.

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