Nestled between the Rio Minho and Thomas River lies a fertile expanse in the valley known as Morgan’s Pass—so named for its deep historical ties to Sir Henry Morgan, former Governor of Jamaica. These lands, steeped in legacy, have long served the island’s economic heartbeat—first as a tobacco cultivation site during the Cuban migration, and later as a thriving citrus hub that proved so productive, the Jamaica Railway Corporation extended its line directly through the property. Today, the land’s purpose has evolved beyond agriculture to accommodate a range of commercial and industrial uses. Current operations include licensed quarry mining, while the area is also well-suited for factory development or low-income housing projects. With infrastructure already in place—including water, electricity, and well-maintained roads— this property stands as a versatile canvas ready for the next visionary investor. the vast majority of the land is flat and Ideal as a tourist destination or for a large housing development.