Nevis Peak Residences breaks ground

On July 11, 2024, Caribbean Journal reported that Nevis Peak Residences had officially broken ground at Four Seasons Resort Nevis. The ceremony drew the exclusive sales broker, St. Kitts and Nevis Sotheby’s International Realty, the developer F.S.R. Estates Limited, resort representatives, local government officials and prospective buyers. This is our summary of that report.

Construction time anticipated in July 2024, per Caribbean Journal: About two years
Date of the groundbreaking ceremony reported by the Nevis Island Administration: April 9, 2025

A Caribbean-wide trend

The Journal frames the story as part of a broader move: branded residences are surging in popularity around the Caribbean, and Four Seasons has projects in development from Belize to Cartagena to The Bahamas. Nevis Peak Residences is another on that list.

Four Seasons Resort Nevis, the article says, is one of 55 Four Seasons properties worldwide with a residential component.

Aerial view of the Nevis coast and resort grounds under Nevis Peak — Nevis Peak above the resort's beachfront and grounds. Photo: Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts

What is being built

The Journal reported 58 homes in six buildings, dotted along the 7th and 8th fairways of the Robert Trent Jones II course. The homes are one- to three-bedroom, between 1,725 and 3,730 square feet. This is the July 2024 description; later sources, including a 2025 Nevis Island Administration release, refer to 52 homes, and a February 2026 progress report names four buildings under way.

The homes are sold fully furnished, with open-concept living areas, floor-to-ceiling windows, natural wood and local stone accents and covered terraces. 79 Design and Plan Studios are the architects, and Ward & Co. designed the interiors in a modern Caribbean style. Residents get a clubhouse and pool of their own and access to the wider resort. Construction was expected to take about two years.

Nevis Peak Residences building front across lawn with Mount Nevis behind — Nevis Peak Residences with Mount Nevis behind Artist's rendering. Courtesy of F.S.R. Estates

“the views of the Caribbean and Nevis Peak will be simply unparalleled”
a managing partner of St. Kitts and Nevis Sotheby’s International Realty, quoted in Caribbean Journal

The resort and Pinney’s Beach

The Journal described the resort: two-storey cottages, 165 guest rooms, the largest tennis complex in the Caribbean, three pools, four restaurants and three bars, and 80 existing residences across 350 acres.

It also covered the Villas at Pinney’s Beach, a separate collection just off the 4th fairway. These four- and five-bedroom villas have private pools, vaulted ceilings and high-tech kitchens. At the time, eight were occupied and seven more were in predevelopment.

A ceremony and a later one

At the on-site ceremony, a managing partner of St. Kitts and Nevis Sotheby’s International Realty said the project had been years in the making. The July 2024 Four Seasons release likewise described a launch ceremony earlier that year on the slopes along the 7th and 8th fairways.

The Nevis Island Administration later reported another groundbreaking ceremony, held on April 9, 2025, at which the Premier of Nevis helped turn the sod. The Administration’s release stated that each residence qualifies for the St. Kitts and Nevis Citizenship by Investment Programme, and that the project was expected to create jobs. The CIU’s approved-development list shows Four Seasons Resort Estates and The Villas at Pinney’s Beach; check ciu.gov.kn for the current position on any specific home.

What it means for owners and visitors

For owners, the main message of the report is that the community was moving from announcement to site works, with a roughly two-year build forecast. For visitors, the fairways at the heart of the resort will see building activity, which is worth keeping in mind when planning a stay.

Contact the sales office beside the resort lobby for the current construction status and to arrange a site visit.