The estate
362 residences around one park
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.
Six co-owned developments, one estate Hover or tap a block to see what it is. The plan is schematic — it shows how the developments sit around the central park, not their exact boundaries.
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.
Each co-owned development has its own syndic and its own rules, while the central park, the perimeter and the shared amenities are looked after by the Home Owners Association on behalf of everyone.
The central park
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
Governance
Home Owners Association
Every homeowner at Royal Park is automatically a member of the Home Owners Association. The HOA maintains the central park and the shared amenities, and is the body through which residents keep the standard of the estate — and the quality of life in it — where they want it.
Membership is automatic with ownership; there is nothing to join.
The HOA maintains the central park and all common amenities.
The AFRP council represents owners and takes decisions on their behalf.
Residents raise matters with the council through the bulletin board on this site.
Amenities, beaches and golf
What is on the estate, what is a few minutes away, and what is not here at all.