reimagining island lifestyle
Historically, finding a home meant choosing a property. In the future, it will also mean embracing a village lifestyle. This new way of living draws on the existing character of Constance: its rich heritage, rural scenery, natural spaces and an ongoing history. Rather than simply adding another development, the vision is to create a true community where people of all generations can live, work and connect for years to come.
our story
The narrative of Constance Village is woven into the history of the former sugar mill, which long served as the economic and social heart of the area. Its operations shaped the landscape, passed down traditional skills and united families around a shared land.
Heritage buildings are finding a fresh purpose, agricultural landscapes are becoming a source of inspiration and voices of the past carry a renewed vision.
Today, Constance Village embraces an intentional continuity where history informs modern living. Rather than starting afresh, it is a mindful evolution that respects the character of the site while meeting present-day aspirations.
Steeped in its agricultural heritage, Constance is naturally evolving towards agri-urbanism. This approach integrates nature, local production and everyday well-being within the fabric of the community, delivering a cohesive, vibrant place designed for the modern era.
our approach
Economic vitality
Constance long operated to the rhythm of its sugar factory, which united local residents and provided livelihoods. That legacy created a deep-rooted history, traditional know-how and a territory now ready to welcome new opportunities.
Going forward, businesses, retail outlets, artisans and services will revitalise the location, generating employment across the East. A vibrant local economy is finding its rightful place at the heart of Constance.
Water management
Water management across Constance Village relies on sustainable solutions tailored to the tropical climate. By incorporating retention basins, linear parks, landscaped areas and catchment systems, the development mitigates flood risks while replenishing groundwater tables.
Water is treated as a vital resource that nurtures biodiversity and enhances urban well-being.
Mobility and infrastructure
Moving around the village should not always call for a car. Constance Village plans for pedestrian walkways and cycle tracks connecting the various residential and commercial areas under the shade of mature trees and greenery. A more effortless way to move through the village and make the most of daily life.
Agri-urbanism
At Constance Village, agriculture remains embedded at the core of the community. Agricultural plots, community gardens, planted areas and biodiversity corridors form part of the scenery, enabling residents to reconnect with the land. Agriculture does not sit outside the village; it is part of its DNA.
Heritage preservation
Constance Village draws upon a territory rich in natural, agricultural, industrial and architectural heritage. Historic buildings stand as its most visible markers. The old factory, with its historic structures, will be restored and woven into the development while retaining their cultural and symbolic value.
These elements embody the identity of the site and will steer the growth of the village, alongside the agricultural lands, vistas and landmarks that tell the story of Constance.
At Constance Village, agriculture remains embedded at the core of the community. Agricultural plots, community gardens, planted areas and biodiversity corridors form part of the scenery, enabling residents to reconnect with the land. Agriculture does not sit outside the village; it is part of its DNA.
Constance long operated to the rhythm of its sugar factory, which united local residents and provided livelihoods. That legacy created a deep-rooted history, traditional know-how and a territory now ready to welcome new opportunities.
Going forward, businesses, retail outlets, artisans and services will revitalise the location, generating employment across the East. A vibrant local economy is finding its rightful place at the heart of Constance.
Water management across Constance Village relies on sustainable solutions tailored to the tropical climate. By incorporating retention basins, linear parks, landscaped areas and catchment systems, the development mitigates flood risks while replenishing groundwater tables.
Water is treated as a vital resource that nurtures biodiversity and enhances urban well-being.
Moving around the village should not always call for a car. Constance Village plans for pedestrian walkways and cycle tracks connecting the various residential and commercial areas under the shade of mature trees and greenery. A more effortless way to move through the village and make the most of daily life.
Constance Village draws upon a territory rich in natural, agricultural, industrial and architectural heritage. Historic buildings stand as its most visible markers. The old factory, with its historic structures, will be restored and woven into the development while retaining their cultural and symbolic value.
These elements embody the identity of the site and will steer the growth of the village, alongside the agricultural lands, vistas and landmarks that tell the story of Constance.
An inclusive village at the heart of a thriving economy
At Constance Village, residences, workplaces, retail outlets, educational facilities and public spaces make everyday life easier by bringing the different parts of the day closer together.
Every space fosters collaboration, learning and creativity. An organic ecosystem will gradually unfold, nourished by local initiatives and strong intergenerational bonds. Here, economic growth is shaped on a human scale, linking different activities, invigorating the landscape and creating lasting opportunities across the region. Constance Village is evolving into a place to live, work and thrive.
In due course, Constance Village will contribute to the emergence of a dynamic new hub in the East.
Our team
The driving force behind Constance Village is a dedicated and attentive team united by a common purpose: to design, develop, support and bring the community to life.
Tatiana Chin Siong
Sales Administration Executive
Loïc de Robillard
Business Development Manager
Elizabeth Curé
Head of Branding and Communications
Francois Audibert
Development Manager
Vanessa Uppiah
Head of Operations
Hans Lekhraj Ramlochun
Lead Facility Manager
Dominic Dupont
Head of Property
Ismaël Khatib
Head of Technical & Facilities
Annabelle Ribet
Head of Finance
Ayméric Boullé
Commercial & Sales Manager
Sheila Cesar
Leasing & Administrative Executive
Governance
Creating a village is about much more than just putting up buildings; it is about ensuring that the place stays vibrant and evolves while preserving its identity.
At Constance Village, a dedicated management structure will oversee the long-term growth of the community, maintaining shared spaces, amenities and overall design consistency. Framed by the Mauritian Civil Code, this collective governance will safeguard the core attributes that define the project: its scenery, communal areas, heritage and the well-being of all who call it home.
Just as a village takes time to build, its enduring spirit must be actively protected.
Be part of Constance Village
Are you driven by the prospect of contributing to a collective, forward-thinking project with a long-term vision? Join Constance Village. We are looking for committed talent eager to help shape an open, inclusive and purposeful community dedicated to residents and the wider eastern region of Mauritius.
Let’s talk about Constance Village
Whether you have a question about the village, a future home, a plot of land or simply want to find out more, our team is on hand to assist you and talk through any questions you may have.
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