Cocoa House Residence is a spacious, fully furnished two-bedroom apartment complex at 66 True Blue Avenue, True Blue, St. George's — described by the property as less than a two-minute walk from the St. George's University campus. The apartments are owner-managed, with ownership on-site daily.

Each apartment has two bedrooms, both with their own ensuite bathroom, alongside a large open-plan kitchen, living and dining room. Interior features include air conditioning, a television, high-speed fibre Wi-Fi, a fire extinguisher and smoke alarm, and large whiteboards in the bedrooms and living room. Each bedroom is fitted with a bookshelf, a large study desk and a comfortable office chair.

Outdoors, each apartment has a private balcony with patio furniture, and residents share a communal garden with a seating area. The building has no shared walls between apartments, and security includes keyless entry to all main doors, key-operated burglar bars on ground-floor windows, steel entry doors with secure locks and peepholes, and security cameras in the corridors and around the building perimeter. Weekly housekeeping is included.

The True Blue location keeps residents within Grenada's main student neighbourhood, with restaurants reported by past residents to be around five minutes away. With genuine privacy for two residents sharing, a proper desk and whiteboard in every bedroom, and an owner on-site daily for maintenance or housing issues, Cocoa House Residence suits a single student or two students sharing who want a home-like, owner-managed environment right by campus.

Cocoa House Residence works well for students who want the privacy of an ensuite bedroom without giving up the practicality of sharing rent with a roommate. The owner being on-site daily is a real advantage — housing issues tend to get resolved quickly rather than through a distant management company.

Each bedroom is properly set up to study in, with its own desk, whiteboard and bookshelf, and being under two minutes from campus means very little time lost to commuting. The lack of shared walls between apartments, combined with keyless entry, barred ground-floor windows and corridor and perimeter cameras, gives the security setup real substance rather than being a box-ticking exercise.

It's a solid, no-frills option for two students who want a genuinely home-like apartment close to SGU, or for a single student who wants extra space and doesn't mind covering the second bedroom.