Four Seasons announces new Private Residences on Nevis

In a July 2024 release from Toronto, Four Seasons announced new-build residences at Four Seasons Resort Nevis, developed with F.S.R. Estates Limited and sold through St. Kitts and Nevis Sotheby’s International Realty.

On July 25, 2024, Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts issued a news release from Toronto announcing an expansion of its residential portfolio at Four Seasons Resort Nevis. The homes, called Nevis Peak Residences, are being built in partnership with the long-time local developer F.S.R. Estates Limited. This is our summary of the release, originally distributed through PR Newswire.

Year Four Seasons Resort Nevis opened: 1991
Size range of the one- to three-bedroom homes, per the July 2024 release: 1,725 to 3,730 sq ft

What was announced

The release described 58 new-build residences, with the first owners expected in 2025. Those figures are from the July 2024 release; later sources give a smaller count, and we cover that in our construction reporting.

The homes are one-, two- and three-bedroom residences of 1,725 to 3,730 square feet, arranged in six low-rise buildings of four to ten homes each. They are along the 7th and 8th fairways of the Robert Trent Jones II golf course, and the community has its own residents-only clubhouse.

Drone view across all building sites toward the ocean and neighbouring island — All building sites, June 2026 Drone photo, June 2026. Courtesy of F.S.R. Estates

Design and the team behind it

The architecture is by 79 Design and Plan Studios, and the interiors, which the release calls modern Caribbean design, are by Ward & Co. Every home is sold fully furnished.

The floor plans are open concept, with floor-to-ceiling windows, covered terraces, natural wood and local stone details, and large outdoor spaces. The stated aim is views of Nevis Peak, the Caribbean Sea and the rainforest that borders the resort.

Penthouse kitchen and dining area with oak cabinetry and a stool-lined island — Penthouse kitchen and dining Artist's rendering. Courtesy of F.S.R. Estates

“Four Seasons has proudly held a presence on the island since 1991”
the company’s president for global business development and residential, in the release

The resort around the homes

Residents use the same amenities as hotel guests. The release lists three pools, pickleball courts, what it calls the largest tennis complex in the Caribbean, a newly built children’s splash pad, the Kids For All Seasons programme, four restaurants, three lounges and a full-service spa.

A dedicated Four Seasons residential team, led by a Director of Residences, oversees daily life. Housekeeping, personal chefs, menu planning, childcare and tennis or pickleball lessons are among the services named. Property management covers the home whether or not the owner is in residence.

Children and a coach playing tennis on a hard court — Tennis for young guests. Photo: Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts

A resort with a long history on Nevis

Four Seasons Resort Nevis opened on February 14, 1991, according to coverage of its 35th anniversary. In the release, a Four Seasons executive responsible for global business development and residential said the company had held a presence on the island since 1991. The release adds that Four Seasons has led in branded residences since 1985, operates 54 residential properties worldwide, and expects three-quarters of its future projects to include a residential component.

The developer, F.S.R. Estates, was credited with a long record of Four Seasons-branded homes in St. Kitts and Nevis. The release also described a launch ceremony, held in the previous quarter on the slopes along the 7th and 8th fairways, followed by a reception on the resort pier. Resort and brokerage executives, Nevis officials, the broker community and the press attended.

Guests walking along a white-sand beach — Sand and sea at the resort. Photo: Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts

What it means for owners and visitors

St. Kitts and Nevis Sotheby’s International Realty was named exclusive sales partner and was taking reservations at the time of the release. The practical takeaway is that these are homes designed to be used in the same way as the resort: furnished, serviced, and close to everything the property offers.

The Nevis Peak Residences are listed by the Nevis Island Administration as qualifying for the St. Kitts and Nevis Citizenship by Investment Programme, and the CIU’s approved-development list includes Four Seasons Resort Estates; we recommend confirming the details of any specific home with the CIU and your own advisers. For site visits and current status, contact the sales office beside the resort lobby.