Village 1831 - Historic Ecotourism Site, Adelaide

Adelaide, Nassau and Paradise Island, Bahamas

This is a one of a kind property in the Historic Settlement of Adelaide Village. 1831 is a uniquely built restaurant that brings back the days before The Bahamas gained its independence. The property sits on over an acre of land with a restaurant and bar about 2,400 sq. ft., an elevated gazebo, live fishing pond and a creek at the back where you can throw out your line and catch your own meal. You may just want to sit and bird-watch in this native sanctuary or name some of the native trees. Spend the whole day touring this historic community then sit in the evening to enjoy a spectacular sunset and watch the stars come out. Although the design of Village 1831 has a rustic tin roof, pastel colored wooden hurricane shutters and handmade wooden chairs and table, it still comes equipped with close circuit security camera system, cable, central air, fans and two flat screen TVs. In addition, there is provision for a standby generator and to expand your restaurant with your very own conch salad stand built in the shape of a ship setting for sale. This island spot has a wraparound porch with rustic furniture that overlooks the mangrove, creek and a garden filled with native plants. This native spot is an educational environment for tourists and natives alike because it also boasts a museum of artifacts and cultural paintings depicting the history of Adelaide Village. Take to the creek leading to the ocean and mangroves in nearby wetlands and go kayaking on your own adventure. There is also living accommodations if you wanted to make this your very own island get away or turn it into the hottest hidden ecotourism spot in The Bahamas. This natural habitat is a dream come true for nature-lovers. Please call us for an exclusive viewing, and make this place your dream come true!