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Parcel V6328, Mont Buxton

The survey record for parcel V6328 in Mont Buxton, Mahe. Surveyed size, the island and district, and the boundary beacons around the plot. The facts are free. The full valuation comes in the report.

V6328
Land parcel
Mahe
Surveyed area1,277 m²
In hectares0.1277 ha
Boundary length152 m
IslandMahe
DistrictMont Buxton
Position-4.61425, 55.44583
Survey beacons9
The beacons around this plot
G993GA233JA238JF303PX87PZ74TP629TP690UI445
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Estimated market value
SCR 0,000,000
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What you can build here

The national land use plan sets what this land is zoned for, which guides what the planning authority is likely to allow. Confirm any specific project with the Planning Authority before you commit.

Zone R8
High Density Residential
This comes from a proposed land use plan.

What is around this land

Straight line distances from the centre of the plot to the nearest of each, drawn from official records.

Nearest schoolBelonie Secondary School
875 m
Nearest clinic or hospitalDr Murthy's Clinic
879 m
Nearest police stationBeau Vallon Police Station
1.8 km
Nearest bankBarclays Bank (Sey) Ltd
1.0 km
Place of worshipLa Domus
815 m
Distance to the sea
1.2 km
Nearest road
82 m

Boundary dimensions

The plot has 14 boundary sides in the survey. The longest runs about 38 m and the shortest about 2 m. A land surveyor confirms these on the ground from the beacons.

38 m2 m8 m8 m5 m5 m7 m11 m8 m8 m13 m13 m3 m22 m

Planning history

Development applications recorded against parcel V6328 in the official planning register.

DC/649/2025Approved
2025-06-11
CERT/87/2021Approved
2021-08-20

Adjoining parcels

Parcels that share a survey beacon with V6328, so they border it or meet it at a corner.

Understanding this record

The parcel number V6328 is the plot's identity in the national land register. The beacons are the surveyed corner marks that fix its boundary on the ground. To buy, sell, subdivide or value this land you work from these same references. Read what a beacon is, how buying land works, and how property tax applies. Prices and the market in Mont Buxton are set out on the Mont Buxton district page.