Turn-Key — Ministerial Sign-Off Secured

Six Ways to Use This Land

70+ acres of flat valley land and a hilltop lot — legally subdivided, Parish Council approved, and signed off by the Minister with Portfolio. An updated Mining Licence issued by the Mines and Geology Division is in place. All six utilisations are approved and the property is turn-key.

Approved. Licensed. Ready.

Morgan's Pass is not a single-use proposition — and it is not a project in waiting. The legal subdivision has been approved by the Clarendon Parish Council. All six utilisations have been formally approved and signed off by the Minister with Portfolio. The Mining Licence has been updated and issued by the Mines and Geology Division. The 70+ acres of flat land sit in the valley — fertile, dual river-fronted, and ready for development. The original Jamaica Railway Corporation line runs directly through the property — a rare infrastructure asset that adds freight, logistics, and heritage tourism potential no road-only site can match. This property is turn-key: an investor can acquire and operate from day one.

Mining & Quarry
Active Quarry Licence

Mining & Quarry

A Revenue Stream from Day One

Lots 2, 3, and 4 are covered by an updated Quarry Licence issued by the Mines and Geology Division — the formal government body responsible for all mining and extraction operations in Jamaica. The licence covers sand and stone extraction and the quarry operation is currently available to lease, meaning a buyer can begin generating income immediately without waiting for planning approvals or development timelines.

Licence status: Updated — Mines & Geology Division
Issuing authority: Mines and Geology Division, Jamaica
Lots covered: Lots 2, 3 & 4
Materials: Sand & stone extraction
Quarry: Available to lease — operational from day one

Stockpiles around site — prior operations

Crushing plant on site
Crushing plant on site
Aggregate stockpiles
Aggregate stockpiles
Sand & stone extracted
Sand & stone extracted
Dump truck loading
Dump truck loading
Quarry stockpile
Quarry stockpile
Rio Minho — sand source
Rio Minho — sand source
Low Income Housing
Parish Council Approved

Low Income Housing

Residential Development in a Growing Parish

Clarendon is one of Jamaica's most populous and fastest-growing parishes. The Parish Council approval for low-income housing development has been signed off by the Minister with Portfolio — meaning no further zoning applications are required. Morgan's Pass is an ideal site for a community residential project, whether government-partnered or privately developed.

Use type: Residential / Low Income Housing
Approval: Parish Council — signed off by Minister with Portfolio
Status: Turn-key — no further zoning required
Parish: Clarendon
Commercial — Hotel / BPO
Parish Council Approved

Commercial — Hotel / BPO

Hotel, Resort, or Business Process Outsourcing

The approved commercial uses include hotel and resort development as well as Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) facilities — signed off by the Minister with Portfolio. BPO is one of Jamaica's fastest-growing industries, and rural properties with this level of approved zoning are exceptionally rare. The hilltop lot commands panoramic views over the entire valley and the Rio Minho — a natural position for a boutique hotel or eco-resort, with the flat land below available for facilities, gardens, and amenities.

Use types: Hotel / Resort, BPO Facility
Hilltop lot: Panoramic views — ideal hotel or lodge position
Heritage angle: Sir Henry Morgan provenance
River access: Rio Minho frontage
Agricultural
Parish Council Approved

Agricultural

Fertile Soil, Two Rivers, Tropical Climate

Clarendon is one of Jamaica's most productive agricultural parishes. The land at Morgan's Pass benefits from fertile valley soils, a tropical climate, and frontage on both the Rio Minho and the Orange River — two permanent water sources that make large-scale irrigation viable year-round, even during drought conditions. Parish Council approval has been signed off by the Minister with Portfolio. The land is ready for agricultural development.

Soil: Fertile Clarendon valley soil
Water: Rio Minho & Orange River — both permanent
Climate: Tropical — year-round growing season
Approved crops: Watermelon, squash, peppers, cabbage, melons

Agriculture in process

Land previously used for agriculture — Morgan's Pass

Agricultural land at Morgan's Pass — prior farming operations

Currently growing

Squash
Squash
Watermelon
Watermelon
Peppers
Peppers
Cabbage
Cabbage
Melons
Melons
Mushrooms
Mushrooms
Industrial
Parish Council Approved

Industrial

Manufacturing, Processing, or Logistics

Industrial use has been formally approved by the Parish Council and signed off by the Minister with Portfolio — no further planning applications required. The scale of the property — 70 acres — and its location in Clarendon, with access to the main road network, makes it suitable for manufacturing, agro-processing, or logistics and warehousing operations. Critically, the original Jamaica Railway Corporation line runs directly through the property — giving any industrial operator direct rail access for freight, bulk materials, and supply chain logistics that no road-only site in the region can offer.

Use types: Manufacturing, Processing, Logistics
Approval: Parish Council — signed off by Minister with Portfolio
Scale: 70 acres total
Rail access: Original Jamaica Railway Corporation line through property
Road access: Main road network, Clarendon
Tourism & Heritage
Parish Council Approved

Tourism & Heritage

A Rare Heritage Tourism Asset

Few properties in Jamaica can claim a direct, documented connection to Sir Henry Morgan. That provenance — established by primary source documents held in the National Library of Jamaica — is a genuine tourism asset. Combined with the Rio Minho, the plantation-era history, the natural beauty of Morgan's Valley, and the original Jamaica Railway Corporation line running through the property, this land has the ingredients for a world-class heritage tourism experience. A restored heritage rail journey through a 17th-century privateer's estate, terminating at a boutique lodge on the hilltop — there is nothing else like it in the Caribbean. Heritage tourism use has been approved and signed off by the Minister with Portfolio.

Heritage: Sir Henry Morgan — 17th century
Approval: Parish Council — signed off by Minister with Portfolio
Natural feature: Rio Minho river frontage
Railway: Original Jamaica Railway Corporation line through property
Hilltop lot: Panoramic views over the entire property

Property Structure

Five Lots — Legal Subdivision Approved

The property is legally subdivided into five lots — approved by the Clarendon Parish Council and signed off by the Minister with Portfolio. Four lots occupy the flat valley land — 70+ acres in total — with the updated Mining Licence covering Lots 2–4. The fifth lot sits on the hill above, with panoramic views overlooking the entire property and the surrounding Clarendon landscape. The lots can be acquired individually or as a complete turn-key package.

Lot 1Flat valley land
Lot 2Quarry Licence active
Lot 3Quarry Licence active
Lot 4Quarry Licence active
Lot 6Hilltop — panoramic views over the entire property
Lot 6 — Hilltop

Panoramic Views Over the Entire Property

Lot 5 sits above the valley floor, commanding unobstructed views over all 70 acres, both rivers, and the surrounding Clarendon landscape. A natural site for a boutique hotel, eco-lodge, heritage viewing platform, or private residence.

Lot 5 · Hilltop · Morgan's Pass

Acquisition Terms

No Reasonable Offer Will Be Refused

Morgan's Pass is available under flexible terms. The property can be acquired in full as a single package, or individual lots can be purchased separately under the existing subdivision approval. For those who prefer a staged commitment, lease and lease-to-own arrangements are available. Lots 2–4, which carry the active Quarry Licence, are available to lease independently.

Outright Purchase

Acquire the full property — all five lots — as a single transaction. The most straightforward path to ownership of one of Clarendon's most versatile landholdings.

Purchase in Part

Parish Council subdivision approval is in place. Individual lots can be purchased separately — ideal for buyers with a specific use case or budget in mind.

Lease

Lease the full property or individual lots. The active Quarry Licence on Lots 2–4 is available to lease independently, providing an immediate income-generating opportunity.

Lease to Own

A staged path to full ownership. Lease the property with an agreed option to purchase — allowing time to develop the land and generate returns before completing the acquisition.

All enquiries are welcome. No reasonable offer will be refused. Contact us to discuss terms.

Ready to Discuss the Opportunity?

No reasonable offer will be refused. Contact us to discuss purchase, lease, lease-to-own, or any aspect of the property.