Clarendon, Jamaica · Est. 17th Century
Morgan's Pass
66-Acre Multi-Sector Development & Investment Opportunity. Ministerial Sign-Off Secured. Legal Subdivision Approved. Original Jamaica Railway Corporation line runs through the property.
Clarendon, Jamaica
Est. 17th Century
A Land With a Name
Morgan's Pass takes its name from Sir Henry Morgan — the legendary privateer, buccaneer, and eventual Lieutenant Governor of Jamaica. These lands were once part of his domain, and the echoes of that storied past are woven into every acre. To walk this land is to walk through history.
These lands were once part of Sir Henry Morgan's domain — a legacy that spans centuries.
Parish Council Approved
Six Ways to Realise This Land
Hospitality
Ministerial sign-off secured for hotel and resort development. The hilltop lot commands panoramic views over the entire valley — a natural position for a boutique hotel, lodge, or eco-resort.
Eco-Tourism
Sir Henry Morgan's original 836-acre patent. The Jamaica Railway line runs through the property — a heritage rail journey through a 17th-century privateer's estate is a world-first tourism concept.
Low Income Housing Development
Parish Council approved and signed off by the Minister with Portfolio. The scale, location, and infrastructure of Morgan's Pass make it well-suited for an educational campus, training facility, or research institution.
Agriculture
Parish Council approved. Fertile Clarendon valley soil, dual river frontage on the Rio Minho and Orange River, and a tropical climate make this land ideal for large-scale agricultural development.
Commercialisation
Updated Mining Licence issued by the Mines and Geology Division. Lots 2–4 are licensed for sand and stone extraction — available to lease under the active Quarry Licence from day one.
Mixed-Use Development
Ministerial approval secured. The original Jamaica Railway Corporation line runs directly through the property — direct rail access for freight, logistics, and commercial development that no road-only site can match.
Two Rivers. A Railway. Never Dry.
The Rio Minho, Orange River & Jamaica Railway
Morgan's Pass is bordered by not one but two rivers — the Rio Minho and the Orange River. Both flow year-round. Even during the current drought, the water runs. And running directly through the property is the original Jamaica Railway Corporation line — a piece of national infrastructure that opens the door to industrial logistics, heritage rail tourism, and large-scale freight access that no road-only property can match.
Rio Minho — Morgan's Pass, Clarendon
Find Morgan's Pass
Located in the Parish of Clarendon, approximately 17–18 km from May Pen in a straight line and about 20 minutes from Clarendon College. The property sits in Morgan's Valley — a quiet, accessible corner of one of Jamaica's most productive parishes.
"No Serious Offer Will Be Refused."
A Rare Opportunity
No Reasonable Offer Will Be Refused
The property is available to lease, lease-to-own, or purchase — in full or in part. Parish Council subdivision approval is in place, so individual lots can be acquired separately. Whether you are a developer, investor, educator, or visionary — this land is ready for its next chapter.