This lot is rectangular in shape, with a road frontage of approximately 140’ and an average depth of 179’. The relief is of gentle slope, resulting in it being well drained. It is overgrown with trees and bushes. The Ft. Jeudy headland is located on the south-east coast of the island and juts out into the Atlantic Ocean with Westerhall Point to the north and Egmont Point and Calivigny Island to the south. Two residential developments are located within this headland, both being within the high-income bracket. The area was traditionally an agricultural (sugar cane) estate that has been subdivided and one observes the construction of large high-income homes over the last twenty-five to thirty years. A high level of civic pride is maintained, as evidenced by the general appearance of individual premises, lawns, hedges, etc. This area functions principally as a dormitory, enjoying full occupancy by mainly owner-occupiers and will maintain capital growth, as a function of its stability and desirability. Fort Jeudy is located about a 15-20-minute drive from downtown St. George's and the Maurice Bishop International Airport (MBIA).