Plantation Wederzorg is a truly unique former agricultural heritage Plantation estate tracing its foundational roots back to the year 1770. Wederzorg has a long history in Suriname, a former colony of the Kingdom of the Netherlands previously also known as Dutch Guyana. During its long and colourful 255 year history Plantation Wederzorg was considered a premier agricultural Plantation specialising in the cultivation and supply of tropical crops such as sugar, cotton, coffee, cacao, rice and a variety of citrus fruits destined for the North American and European markets. The final purchase price shall include a 275 head livestock herd of organically grass-fed American Brahman Beef Cattle. Wederzorg has a main Director's Residence consisting of three floors, 5 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms, two separate kitchens and living room, all with full air-conditioning. The entire Director's Residence was refurbished in 2018 according to 18th Century historical architectural plans and drawings and this restoration project took almost five years to complete. The developer furthermore used only sustainable mahogany hardwood sourced in cooperation with indigenous tribal communities living in Suriname's abundant rainforest areas. The entire residence can properly accommodate up to 14 guests. There are also a number of historical buildings located on the estate such as the large Coffee Factory and commodity storage warehouse, a separate estate manager's villa and two additional smaller residential buildings for onsite staff. The country of Suriname is currently undergoing an exciting social and economic transformation due to massive offshore oil discoveries in the Guyana-Suriname Basin of more than 14 billion barrels in total. Multinational Super Major Oil firms have already invested more than $70 billion in order to extract and develop these offshore oil resources. Suriname's immediate next door neighbour Guyana has been first in line to benefit from these newfound offshore petroleum riches and is currently producing almost one million barrels of crude oil per day. In Guyana this massive new petroleum driven economic transformation has resulted in substantial prime real estate valuation increases in less than 4 years. Suriname is expected to follow a similar trajectory when its $14 billion GranMorgu offshore oil development platform comes into full production by mid-2028. Plantation Wederzorg is therefore an excellent commercial opportunity for international investors with an appetite to participate in the petroleum related economic growth of the Guyana-Suriname Basin at still reasonable valuations before the economic boom fully starts to manifest itself. By 2030 both countries of the Guyana-Suriname Basin together are collectively expected to be producing two million barrels of light sweet crude oil per day. Encompassing 600 hectares, Wederzorg now presents multiple pathways for investors: Prestige Estate Holding: Acquire one of Suriname’s most important heritage landmarks. Regenerative Agriculture: Revive centuries-old farming traditions on fertile tropical soils. Beef Cattle Farming: The Wederzorg purchase price shall also include a 275 head livestock herd of organically grass-fed American Brahman Beef Cattle. Eco-Luxury Development: Develop boutique lodges or private luxury residential estates amidst the stunning and breathtakingly beautiful Surinamese rainforest and Commewijne riverfront. Strategic Land Bank Reserve: Secure prescient early exposure to Suriname’s economic boom, catalyzed by its share of 14 billion barrels offshore oil reserves in the Guyana-Suriname Basin. Private Client Expressions of Interest Referrals from International & GCC Wealth Advisors, Professional Services Providers, and Real Estate Agency Brokerage Firms are invited to contact us via email (Referral Terms highly competitive). Please visit our project websites: ### ### Plantation Wederzorg Project Master Folder WeTransfer download link: ### Want to know more?
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