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Apes Hill Plantation

Apes Hill Plantation, St. James, is currently owned by Sir Charles Williams, who is a major landowner in Barbados. The Apes Hill Plantation development encompasses the parishes of St. James, St. Thomas and St. Andrew.

Apes Hill was a sugar plantation in the 1600s and the Apes Hill Club is developing over 400 acres into a luxury resort community with single family homes, golf courses, spa, condominium and a five-star hotel.

Other activities will include tennis, croquet, bowling and swimming, as well there will be a fitness centre.

Over 60% of the original plantation will remain as open space.

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