

There are few places in the world that
allow
you to feel at one with nature but
Ranna must
surely rate as one such place.
With pure white
virgin sand contrasting
with deep blue sea,
the environment is so
unspoilt that turtles still
come to lay their
eggs on the beach.
This is partly due to the
lack of people on the beach,
as after
reaching this site you can walk no further
your progress being blocked by a large
lagoon.
So, with no tourists just locals cycling to
local markets
and fisherman tending to
their nets, this is a real place
where you
can unwind, relax and contemplate.
The
development is exclusive with only 28
luxury
beach villas being built and at a
price that in Europe
would only buy you
the smallest of apartments
in one of the
worst developments. A communal
swimming pool allows you the option of
swimming
in the sea or lounging by the
pool and all the villas
can have their own
hot tub added at minimal cost.
Ranna is a development of 28 land plots of between 7 and 10 perches. There are 160 perches per acre and 65% of the area can be built on.
You are free to construct and design your own Villa. With each plot purchased a free villa design service is included from the Sri Lankan developers Aspic PLC.
*For the purpose of budgeting, around US$50 per square foot should be allowed for building costs. The Sri Lankan developers Aspic PLC can take charge of your entire project; however, you are free to employ your own builders if you so desire.
*Prices guaranteed until 30th December 2006
20% Management fee (if you opt for our management service) of US$5,832 + Annual Service Charge of £500 (US$873.95)


2Illustration shows the most cost effective villa with a land cost of £8,750 and an occupancy rate of 243 nights a year and a room rate of US$120 per night and therefore assumes a conversion rate of *£1 GBP = $1.74 or $1 = £0.57
*(Conversion rate used correct as of 22nd March 2006)There is a service charge payable of £500 per annum, this is guaranteed not to rise until 2011 and even then any increase will never be higher than 8% per annum.