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Extensive sandy beaches, emerald oceans and an easy-going lifestyle under everlasting shiny skies – the combination contributing to the image of the Caribbean Islands as your substitute for paradise. Only in the Bahamas will you find the perfect conditions for an extended stay. The standard of living exceeds every other island republic by   a wide margin, therefore  social tensions are almost unknown. Acquiring a residency status, as well as real estate, is officially supported instead of  being rejected.

Influential factors

Nowadays, Freeport / Lucaya has surpassed the overexposed capital city of Nassau as the ‘hot spot’ for solid investment in real estate. Hosting some 42.000 inhabitants, the place at the west side of Grand Bahama Island has its own airport and provides all the infrastructure of modern life. In its urban center, it spreads the cosmopolitan air of banks, casinos and Shopping areas  - only to blend into a unique holiday resort with all facilities for sports  and leisure at the coast of Lucaya. The Bell Channel Club complex is located Right there at the ocean.

Sports & leisure on Grand Bahamas Island 

The complex of the club consists of .. modern houses with furnished and unfurnished residential units (see units), a private  beach at the Atlantic,  a clubhouse for social evenings, a private swimming pool  and a tennis court.  Another key advantage over similar residential complexes  is its own oceanfront marina with 25 boat slips (30 to 50 foot).

 All residential units are equipped with central air  conditioning, washer and  dryer, dishwasher and microwave. The cabinets are maple  furnished and contain  whirlpool tubs as well as bidets. Every unit has a private patio and its own  balcony overlooking   the Atlantic.  Although crime is almost unknown in Freeport, the complex offers 24 hour security.  

"We offer comfortable living in an exclusive residential unit right by the ocean", says representative Ralph Eickelbeck with confidence about the Bell Channel Club. The German-speaking American lives in Freeport/Lucaya himself, which he considers "the best move of my life". "If you're tired of today's business pressures and want to add a few years to your  life, you should look for a place at the Bell Channel Club", says Eickelbeck. "We have the best possible infrastructure, ideal climate - and the more relaxed way of life."

  If you're interested, get in touch with us (see contact), take one out of so many flights down here – and, as the locals would say, “Day it up!" meaning ‘Use the day for yourself’!