How do I find a property in Falkland Islands?

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How many properties does the Falklands company own?

Our Falklands property portfolio boasts over 70 units, with a further block of six apartments currently under construction. In addition to this, we have recently agreed to purchase a new property. Moreover, The Falkland Islands Company owns over 400 acres of land in Stanley, most of it with planning permission for housing.

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How many sheep are there in the Falklands?

The sheep farm was the third to be established in the Falklands in 1860 by John Markham Dean who then bought the island from the government in 1869. Sheep numbers are now just over 6,000, with a market for the island’s wool and meat, as well as beef cattle. Pebble is a 45 minute flight by the small Islander plane from Port Stanley.

Is Pebble Island a good investment in the Falklands?

Pebble Island, the third largest off-shore island in the Falklands is on the market. This is the perfect opportunity for a wildlife enthusiast to own a piece of Falklands' history, along with an established sheep and cattle farm with great potential for development and diversification.

What are the most beautiful islands in the Falklands?

One of the most beautiful islands in the Falklands archipelago, Pebble stretches over 19 miles and reaches 4 miles wide at its widest point. It boasts 3 peaks (the highest of which is 909’), lakes, wetlands and the aptly named Elephant Bay, the longest sandy beach in the entire Falklands, occasionally used as an airstrip.