CECIL CHARLTON PARK

The park was renovated in 2016. The people of Mandeville come to stroll in pairs or between friends. For the little history, Mayor of Mandeville for over 1970 years in the 1980 s and 1995 s, Cecil Charlton was also the president of the National Water Commission, whose financial scandal of 40% éclaboussa more than a reputation when it was discovered that more than of the Commission's revenues had enriched private people. A great horse lover, he owned the country's most beautiful stable, one of the best in the Caribbean. He was also president of the Société de Paris racing, Charles Off Pari, whose shops are present in the smallest village. This self-made man, so proud of the house he built once his fortune was built, opened it to the public. The huge modern, octagonal and massive building, more pretentious than elegant, is perched like a large mushroom at the top of a hill and dominates well-ordered gardens that would have seduced the Horse Factor. Round Lounge with cyclopean proportions with multifaceted central television station, bedroom coucher style house Springtime Las Vegas, trophy room earned on the fields of race, stay with direct access to the pool both indoor and outdoor, gigantic aviaries and clapiers outside where are into animals…