Freehold villas
Single-storey villas on their own plots, owned outright. These make up the greater part of the estate.
Grand Bay · Mauritius
A park at the centre of everything.
Royal Park is a distinctive gated community of 362 residences set between Grand Bay and Port Louis, arranged around a landscaped central park of walkways, lakes and quiet places to sit.
24–30°C on the estate · 6–8° day to night
362
residences
within one secured perimeter
6
co-owned developments
alongside freehold villas
24/7
manned security
with patrolling vehicle
800 m
to the coast
three public beaches nearby
The estate
The estate
Royal Park occupies a prime position on the north-west coast of Mauritius, a short drive from Grand Bay in one direction and Port Louis in the other. The whole community — 362 residences in all — sits inside a single secured perimeter.
At its centre is the park that gives the estate its name: a landscaped expanse of walkways, serene lakes and sheltered rest areas, designed by the renowned Japanese landscape architect Colin Okashimo. It is the shared garden of every household here, and the reason the streets feel as calm as they do.
At the centre
The central park
Designed by Japanese landscape architect Colin Okashimo, the central park threads walkways between serene lakes and planted rest areas. It is maintained by the Home Owners Association on behalf of every resident, and is open to all of them.
Landscape design — Colin Okashimo
Residences
Residences
The majority of homes at Royal Park are freehold, single-storey villas held in full ownership. Alongside them sit six co-owned developments, each with its own character and its own syndic.
Sandpiper
Single-storey villas held as a co-owned development.
Bell Air
Two-storey villas arranged as a co-ownership.
Mascarene
Apartment living within the estate perimeter.
Nine on Park
Free-standing villas overlooking the park.
Benares
A planned development of single-storey villas.
Britannia
A planned apartment development.
Residents
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Communication
Staying in touch
Three channels carry estate communication, and this site now ties them together.
News & updates
Council announcements, works notices and estate updates, published here and archived so nothing is lost in a chat scroll.
Read the newsBulletin board
Owners sign in to post enquiries, notifications and requests to the AFRP council, and can see what the council replied.
Open the boardCloud storage
Community documents are held in shared cloud storage, including the original developer’s brochures for the estate.
Request accessWhatsApp group
The Royal Park Community group has more than 100 active members and runs under a group policy that keeps exchanges respectful and productive.
Ask to be addedSecurity
Security
Royal Park is a gated estate with a manned perimeter and a visible presence inside it, around the clock.
How security works here-
Manned 24 hours
Security personnel are on the estate at all hours, every day of the year.
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Random foot patrols
Patrols are deliberately irregular rather than scheduled, so that the estate is covered unpredictably.
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Patrolling vehicle
A dedicated vehicle circulates the estate, keeping the security presence both visible and proactive.
Are you an owner at Royal Park?
Sign in to post enquiries, notifications and requests to the AFRP council on the bulletin board — and to see what the council replied.