This remarkable project perfectly embodies the true essence of Mauritian luxury…
Set in Bain Bœuf, on the north coast of Mauritius, 2Futures introduces Résidence Premium Pierre & Vacances: a distinctive property that brings together modern comfort, authenticity, and sustainable thinking, only a short stroll from the lagoon.
A truly one-of-a kind location
A short stroll is all it takes to reach the beach. This corner of the north, both peaceful and vibrant, appeals equally to families and investors. The project is set within lush greenery, in an environment as soothing as it is inspiring. From studios to two-bedroom apartments, each unit has been designed to welcome natural light and sea breeze. The three-bedroom units have already been sold, a clear sign of strong interest in the location.
Wellbeing at the heart of everyday life
Designed around shared spaces, the residence invites residents to live at a different pace. By the pool, bordered with greenery, time seems to flow more softly. A vegetable garden, barbecue corner, fire pit, and outdoor areas for fitness and meditation offer a personal retreat for everyone. As children have fun at their own club, parents can relax in the calm atmosphere of the spa.
A commitment to responsible living
Beyond comfort, the project champions sustainability. It is the first on the island to aim for dual Edge and Green Key certification, reflecting a commitment to efficient building and eco-friendly management. With parking moved entirely underground, residents enjoy a serene, vehicle-free environment.
An opportunity with a strong potential
The residence’s rarity adds to its allure: 60% of sales are already finalised, leaving only 30 units open. It promises strong rental performance and over 35% in potential capital growth. Investors acquiring multiple units can benefit from price reductions of up to 10%.
At the crossroads of refinement, nature, and togetherness, Résidence Premium Pierre & Vacances reflects a peaceful way of living, in harmony with the soul of northern Mauritius.
