New Private Residences unveiled at Four Seasons Resort Nevis

Two collections, two settings

The first collection sits along the 7th and 8th fairways of the Robert Trent Jones II golf course. The announcement called the homes penthouse-style units, open to the verandah so that residents and guests can take in the Caribbean Sea and Nevis Peak.

The second is an expansion of the Villas at Pinney’s Beach: four- and five-bedroom private homes steps from the beach, just off the 4th fairway. The announcement described them as thoughtfully designed and thoroughly modern.

Inside the villas

The villas were described with floor-to-ceiling windows, coral stone flooring, high-tech kitchens, vaulted ceilings, and private pools and gardens, all intended to make the most of Nevis’s sunshine and breezes.

All homes in both collections are sold fully furnished. Four Seasons property management was named as part of each home’s offering, covering maintenance and protection of the property.

Timeline and what came next

At the time of the announcement, groundbreaking for the new residences was planned for early 2024, and reservations were open. Sales were handled through St. Kitts and Nevis Sotheby’s International Realty, whose office is next to the resort lobby.

Later coverage fills in the sequence. A Four Seasons release of July 25, 2024 described a launch ceremony for Nevis Peak Residences held the previous quarter; Caribbean Journal reported the groundbreaking on July 11, 2024; and the Nevis Island Administration reported a sod-turning ceremony on April 9, 2025. In February 2026, Caribbean Journal described work moving from groundwork to building across several of the buildings.

Unit counts changed along the way. The 2024 sources describe 58 homes in six buildings; the April 2025 release refers to 52 homes, and the February 2026 report refers to numbered buildings 1 through 4.

The resort behind the homes

Four Seasons Resort Nevis opened on February 14, 1991, and celebrated its 35th anniversary in 2026. According to coverage of that event, the resort’s general manager said more than 90 percent of employees are Nevisian, and the resort is the second-largest employer on the island after the Nevis Island Administration.

That history matters for owners: the homes arrive in an established place, with a golf course, tennis complex, spa, restaurants and beach already operating.

What it means for owners and visitors

For anyone who wants to be on Nevis for part of the year, this announcement marked the point where a home inside the resort became possible for a new group of buyers, in two distinct styles: a residence on the fairways, or a villa by the beach.

The CIU’s approved-development list shows Four Seasons Resort Estates and The Villas at Pinney’s Beach. Check ciu.gov.kn and take professional advice for the current position on any specific home. For current availability, visit the sales office beside the resort lobby.