Cauchero Cove, an ecological development in Bocas del Toro, Panama, is a result the teamwork of partners Bruce Quayle and James Ansay. Both men have been living and working in the archipelago for almost five years.
Cauchero Cove is a, pristine, thirty-five acre unspoiled ecological building site. Providing a residential building site. With the purchase of your building site your investment includes a percentage share of the overall project – the common natural areas – clubhouse, walkways and the deep water marine docking facilities. The docking facility provides approximately 1800 feet of waterfront dock walkways and were developed in strict compliance with ANAM guidelines (insert anam URL), no Mangrove clear cutting was done to facilitate the construction of the marine facility.
Homes that are developed are required to abide by equally sound guidelines that include:
·Grey water disposal drain fields
·Composting toilets
·Electrical Systems that require 1-2 hours generating times per day
·Generators to only run at specific times of the day
·No tree or mangrove cutting of any kind without the express permission of the developers Set in the rain forest, Cauchero Cove has abundant wildlife and peaceful surroundings. All walkways and home sites are designed around the existing topographic features. Expected to be completed in early 2009, this new development includes cabanas, constructed on platforms from 600 to 900 Sq Ft base, they can be built as one, two or three story units.
Sites also include a private deep water slip, access to a clubhouse, restaurant and an island gazebo built overlooking crystal clear waters of Encenada Boquete. Hear Howler Monkeys as you watch the sunset with your friends and fellow neighbors.