Mara Laguna B203

Mara Laguna sits just 0.5 miles north of the Sir Barry Bowen Bridge — close enough to walk or golf cart to town in five minutes, far enough to feel like you’ve left it behind. Unit B203 is on the second level, positioned toward the lagoon side of the property, which means you get the views, the breeze, and the quiet that most buyers are actually looking for when they imagine owning on Ambergris Caye.

The veranda is one of this unit’s strongest selling points. It’s large, it’s private, and it faces west — so you get the sunset over the lagoon every evening. Sliding glass doors connect from each room, making the indoor/outdoor flow feel natural rather than forced. At 1,200 square feet, the interior is genuinely spacious for an island condo: two full bedrooms, a master suite with a walk-in closet and ensuite bath, a flexible third room that works as an office or additional sleeping space, and an open-concept kitchen and living area that doesn’t feel cramped.

The kitchen features local hardwood cabinetry and quality countertops — details that hold up and photograph well. Tile floors run throughout, and the unit comes fully furnished. Central A/C plus two additional wall units in the main and second bedrooms means you’re not fighting the heat, and ceiling fans in every room keep things comfortable when you don’t need full cooling.

This unit is already on the rental market and performing. It’s currently generating approximately $1,400 USD per month in rental income, managed through BelizeIt Vacation Rentals, with an average occupancy rate around 80%. Mara Laguna has consistently maintained one of the stronger occupancy rates on the island, which isn’t something every resort community can claim. The opportunity here is straightforward: the property works as-is, and some cosmetic refreshing — new finishes, updated soft goods, a fresh coat of paint — would meaningfully increase both the nightly rate and the appeal.

Mara Laguna is a gated, 24-hour secured community with a resort-style pool and on-site property management. That last point matters more than it sounds — for buyers who aren’t planning to live here full-time, having professional management in place means the property continues earning without requiring your constant attention. Whether you’re buying as a rental investment, a part-time escape, or a future retirement base, the infrastructure is already set up to make ownership straightforward.

HOA Fee: $337 USD/month Insurance: $142 USD/month