Estate Homes for Sale at Four Seasons Resort Nevis

Established homes across the resort

Estate homes are private houses already built within the resort, offered from time to time by their owners. Each is a one-off, so size, age, style and setting vary.

The developer's listings page shows homes in Palm Grove, Sunset Hill and Stewart's Estates alongside the villas at Pinney's Beach, and its listings range from two to five bedrooms. The golf course runs through the resort and its neighborhoods, and many homes overlook both the Caribbean Sea and the course.

The neighborhoods

The resort's press kit names six: Pinney's Beach, Palm Grove, Sunset Hill, Belmont and Stewart's, Mahogany Hill and Mango Ridge. The first four are those in which the developer's pages show homes.

Palm Grove is a garden setting beside the golf course, and a pool beside the stone remains of an old sugar mill appears among the developer's images of it. The resort's press kit notes that the ruins of a stone windmill are visible from the second tee.

Sunset Hill and Belmont Estates also appear on the developer's pages. Its Belmont Estates listing mentions a sunrise view of Nevis Peak.

Aerial view over the resort’s hillside neighborhoods

Villa Goldeneye

Villa Goldeneye is a three-bedroom home of about 3,200 square feet (300 square metres), according to a Four Seasons press story. It has a wrap-around veranda, a garden pool and a home workspace, and it overlooks the golf course.

Examples like this show the kind of home that comes to market: established, individually styled, and close to the resort's amenities.

Buying a resale home

The sales team handles pre-owned residences as they arise, and the listing page is updated as homes come and go. This site shows a selection, not the whole market.

Before making a decision, ask for the home's specifications, survey, any homeowner association documents and the schedule of resort services that apply to it. Buyers should take advice from a qualified adviser on stamp duty, licences and tax.

The Citizenship Unit of St. Kitts and Nevis sets the rules and approves developments, so whether a particular home qualifies for Citizenship by Investment is confirmed with it or with a government-authorised agent. See Citizenship by Investment.

Life at the resort

Owners live within a resort that opened in 1991, with an 18-hole Robert Trent Jones II golf course, tennis and pickleball, three pools, a spa and fitness facilities, a children's program and five dining and bar venues, according to the resort's press kit.

What a given home includes in terms of resort access is confirmed per property. The resort pages describe the amenities themselves.