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TrinidadRealEstate.co.tt lists houses for sale across Trinidad and Tobago — from entry-level homes under TTD $1M in Chaguanas and Couva, to executive properties in Westmoorings, Maraval, and Cascade. Whether you are a first-time buyer eligible for the TTD $1.5M stamp duty exemption, an investor scanning HDC allocations and bank foreclosures, or a family upgrading into a gated community, the search below filters by price, bedrooms, area, and property condition. Every listing is posted by a verified agent and updated daily. Use the filters below, or jump to a specialized listing category: foreclosed homes, HDC houses, houses under TTD $1M, or fixer-upper homes.
How to search houses for sale on TrinidadRealEstate.co.tt
The search filters above let you narrow by price band, number of bedrooms, area, and property condition. Save a search to receive email alerts when new matching houses are listed. Every listing links directly to the agent — no signup required to inquire, and you can compare multiple houses side by side before reaching out. Houses range from standard 3-bedroom family homes to gated-community executives, fixer-upper opportunities, HDC-allocated homes, and bank repossessions — all in one place.
Where Trinidad buyers are searching
House searches in Trinidad usually start with budget and commute. Central buyers often compare Chaguanas, Couva, Cunupia, and Freeport for family homes under or near TTD $2M. West and North-West buyers compare Diego Martin, Westmoorings, Glencoe, Maraval, and Cascade when security, schools, and access to Port of Spain matter more than the lowest price. South buyers tend to compare San Fernando, Gulf View, Palmiste, Gasparillo, and Princes Town for larger lots, shorter school runs, and value outside the East-West Corridor.
| Buyer need | Areas to compare | Typical budget signal |
|---|---|---|
| Entry-level private market | Chaguanas, Couva, Arima, Princes Town | Often TTD 850,000 to TTD 1.8M depending on land size and condition |
| First-time buyer / exemption fit | Cunupia, Freeport, Sangre Grande, Debe | Watch the TTD 1.5M stamp-duty exemption threshold |
| Executive family home | Westmoorings, Maraval, Cascade, Goodwood Park | Commonly TTD 3M+; premium gated stock can exceed TTD 10M |
| Renovation or value-add | Tunapuna, Arima, San Juan, San Fernando | Budget 15% contingency plus inspections before closing |
How to compare houses before shortlisting
Do not compare houses by asking price alone. For each listing, build a simple side-by-side view: asking price, land size, building size, bedroom count, parking, road access, flood exposure, deed type, age of roof, electrical condition, plumbing condition, and whether major additions were approved. A TTD 1.6M home with clean title, no flooding history, and immediate occupancy can be stronger value than a TTD 1.35M house that needs TTD 250,000 in roof, wiring, plumbing, and approval work before a bank will finance it comfortably.
For mortgage buyers, shortlist only after checking affordability with a realistic down payment and closing-cost estimate. Many banks ask for at least 10% down, plus legal fees, valuation, insurance, and stamp duty where applicable. First-time buyers should pay special attention to the TTD 1.5M stamp-duty exemption threshold, while repeat buyers should model the full residential stamp-duty tiers. If the house is older, ask for a recent valuation, WASA and land-tax clearance, and an inspection before you commit to a purchase agreement.
Browse houses by category
Use the category links as decision shortcuts, not separate searches to start from scratch. If you are comparing distressed stock, start with foreclosures, then return here to compare normal private-market houses in the same area. If your budget is close to TTD $1M, check the under-1-million page first, then widen by area. If you are applying for HDC, compare that route against private listings so you understand the trade-off between subsidy, wait time, location, and resale flexibility.
- Foreclosed homes — bank repossessions from Republic Bank, First Citizens, Scotiabank, and TTMB
- HDC houses — state-subsidised allocations and resales
- Houses under TTD $1M — entry-level family homes
- Fixer-upper homes — value-add and renovation opportunities
- West Moorings homes — premium gated and waterside
- First-time buyer guide — checklist before you make an offer
Browse houses by area
Area browsing is where house search becomes practical. A TTD 1.8M budget buys a very different home in Chaguanas than in Maraval, and the correct comparison is rarely just price. Look at commute time, flooding history, school access, parking, road frontage, land tenure, and whether the house is freehold or leasehold. When a listing looks attractive, ask the agent for the deed type, recent valuation, utility clearances, and whether any additions were approved by the relevant authority.
Before you make an offer on any house, build the full acquisition cost. A buyer paying TTD 2.2M should not only budget the purchase price; they should also model stamp duty, attorney fees, valuation, mortgage arrangement fees, insurance, immediate repairs, and moving costs. A lower-priced fixer-upper can become more expensive than a cleaner home once roof, electrical, plumbing, approvals, and WASA or land-tax clearances are added. That is why this hub keeps the live listing grid, category filters, area links, and buyer guides together on one page.
Houses for sale in Trinidad — frequently asked questions
How much does a house cost in Trinidad?
House prices in Trinidad range from roughly TTD $500,000 for fixer-uppers in rural areas to TTD $10M+ for executive homes in Westmoorings, Maraval, and Cascade. The median asking price for a standard 3-bedroom home in Central Trinidad is around TTD $1.8–$2.5M. Browse houses under TTD $1M for entry-level options.
What’s the difference between an HDC house and a private market home?
HDC (Housing Development Corporation) houses are state-subsidised and allocated by application — income-tested, points-based queue, often years to receive an allocation. Private market homes are sold directly between buyer, seller, and agent at market price and are available immediately. See the HDC application and allocation process for eligibility details.
Can foreigners buy houses in Trinidad?
Yes, foreign nationals can buy houses in Trinidad and Tobago. Properties on parcels larger than 1 acre in Trinidad (or 1/2 acre in Tobago) require a Foreign Investment Licence under the Foreign Investment Act. Most residential houses sit well under these thresholds, so a Licence is typically not required. Always confirm with a qualified attorney before signing a contract.
What’s stamp duty on a house in Trinidad?
Stamp duty is a one-time transfer tax paid to the IRD when a house changes hands. First-time buyers are exempt up to TTD $1.5M (Finance Act 2020). Standard tiers above that scale from 3% to 7.5%. See Stamp Duty in Trinidad for the full rate table.
How long does it take to buy a house in Trinidad?
Typically 8–16 weeks from accepted offer to closing, depending on mortgage approval (4–6 weeks), legal searches and title checks (2–4 weeks), and stamp duty processing (1–2 weeks). Cash buyers can close in 4–6 weeks. Step-by-step walkthrough: the legal process of buying property in Trinidad.
What’s the best area to buy a house in Trinidad?
Best depends on lifestyle and budget. Westmoorings, Maraval, and Cascade lead for amenities and security. Diego Martin and St. Augustine balance access and price. Chaguanas and Couva offer the best value for young families. Tunapuna and Arima suit commuters needing quick highway access.
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