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Bahamas property for sale

1,314 homes for sale in Bahamas, from $120K to $11.8M, median $799.9K.

Hundreds of islands strung across the shallows north of Cuba, closer to Florida than to most of the Caribbean. Ownership here is shaped by tax neutrality and boating culture more than by climate.

Decision frame

What to establish before a shortlist.

Start by establishing how a legacy-scale holding will be used, staffed, and governed across seasons.

  1. Who needs to be part of the ownership and advisory structure?
  2. How does water access change the daily use case?
  3. Which parts of the operating model need evidence before a viewing?
Worth knowing

Ownership structures, tax treatment, title, and operating costs require current local advice before any decision.

What is for sale

Explore the local character.

A sample of what is for sale here. We confirm availability when you enquire.

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Bahamas

6 Bedroom Property for Sale, Skyline Heights, New Providence, Bahamas

Skyline Heights

  • 6 beds
  • 5 baths
  • 3,714 ft²
$1.2M$323/ft² floor
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Bahamas

4-bedroom house in White Sound, Elbow Cay, Bahamas

  • 4 beds
  • 4 baths
  • 2,863 ft²
$850K$297/ft² floor
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Bahamas

4-bedroom house in Ocean Club Estates, Paradise Island

Ocean Club Estates

  • 4 beds
  • 4.5 baths
  • 9,601 ft²
$10M$1,042/ft² floor
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Bahamas

290 m² Two-Bedroom + Den at The Ocean Club

Ocean Club Estates

  • 2 beds
  • 3.5 baths
  • 3,122 ft²
$7.3M
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Bahamas

Four Seasons Ocean Club Penthouses, Bahamas

Ocean Club Estates

  • 4 beds
  • 5 baths
  • 5,264 ft²
$15.7M
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Bahamas

4-bedroom house in Hope Town/Elbow Cay, Abaco

  • 4 beds
  • 4 baths
  • 2,863 ft²
Price not published
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Bahamas

4-bedroom house in Paradise Island, Bahamas

Ocean Club Estates

  • 4 beds
  • 4 baths
  • 103,334 ft²
Price not publishedBuilt 2005
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Bahamas

Lots 19 and 21 Poinciana Drive - MLS 68611

Skyline Heights

  • 6 beds
  • 5 baths
  • 3,724 ft²
$1.2M$322/ft² floor
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Bahamas

6-bedroom house in Skyline Heights, New Providence, Bahamas

  • 6 beds
  • 261,434 ft²
$1.2MBuilt 1990
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Bahamas

4-bedroom house in Hope Town, Bahamas

  • 4 beds
  • 4 baths
  • 30,785 ft²
$850K
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Bahamas

Gannet Lane, Bahama Reef Yacht & Country Club, Grand Bahama / Freeport, Bahamas

  • 12 beds
  • 10 baths
  • 926,891 ft²
$2.3M
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Bahamas

809 Tract of Waterfront Land, South Andros - MLS 68613

  • 870,800 ft²
$2.5M
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Bahamas

4-bedroom house in Paradise Island, Bahamas

  • 4 beds
  • 4 baths
  • 103,334 ft²
$10MBuilt 2005
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Bahamas

Galleon Bay Unit 16

Palm Cay

  • 3 beds
  • 3 baths
$775KBuilt 2022
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Bahamas

Galleon Bay Unit 16

Palm Cay

  • 3 beds
  • 3 baths
$775KBuilt 2022
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Bahamas

Unit 301, One Ocean – MLS 68519

  • 3 beds
  • 2 baths
  • 3,294 ft²
$1.2MBuilt 2012
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Bahamas

Unit 301, One Ocean – MLS 68519

  • 3 beds
  • 2 baths
  • 3,294 ft²
$1.2MBuilt 2012
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Bahamas

4-bedroom house in Bahama Reef Yacht and Country Club, Grand Bahama

  • 4 beds
  • 3 baths
  • 4,898 ft²
$545K$111/ft² floor
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Bahamas

3 Bedroom Condo C8 for Sale, Westend, Love Beach, New Providence, Bahamas

  • 3 beds
  • 2 baths
  • 205,838 ft²
$575K
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Bahamas

3-bedroom condo in Aqualina, Cable Beach, Bahamas

Aqualina

  • 3 beds
  • 3 baths
  • 2,702 ft²
$3.4M$1,257/ft² floor
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Bahamas

3-bedroom condo in Paradise Island, Bahamas

  • 3 beds
  • 2 baths
  • 3,294 ft²
$1M$311/ft² floor
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Bahamas

Beachfront 0.617-acre parcel in Pleasant Bay, Andros Island

  • 26,910 ft²
$105K
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Bahamas

2-bedroom condominium in Country Club Estates, Paradise Island

  • 2 beds
  • 1 bath
$215K
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Bahamas

Hugh Dean Tract 12.5 Acres Long Island, BS

  • 548,680 ft²
$1.3M
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Bahamas

117 acres development land on Long Island

  • 50,913,296 ft²
$6.5M
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18 acres oceanfront land in Bootle Bay, Grand Bahama

  • 782,999 ft²
$4M
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Bahamas

4-bedroom house in Winton Heights, New Providence

  • 4 beds
  • 2 baths
  • 8,439 ft²
$321K
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Bahamas

Development plot in Lothian Tract, Graham Harbor

  • 6,674,120 ft²
$1.8M
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Bahamas

2-bedroom condo in Paradise Island with ocean views

  • 2 beds
  • 2 baths
  • 1,302 ft²
$1.7M
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Multifamily land lot in Paradise Island

  • 17,782 ft²
$450K
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Bahamas

1-bedroom apartment in Paradise Island

  • 1 bed
  • 1 bath
$650K
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Bahamas

Four Winds Beach House, 4-bedroom villa in Exuma

  • 4 beds
  • 4 baths
  • 99,997 ft²
$4M
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Bahamas

Residential land plot in Man O War Cay, Abaco

  • 25,650 ft²
$225K
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Bahamas

10,000+ sq. ft. homesite in Palm Cay, New Providence

  • 10,000 ft²
$365K
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2-bedroom apartment in Paradise Island with ocean views

  • 2 beds
  • 3 baths
$899K
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Canal front lot in Freeport, Grand Bahama

  • 16,103 ft²
$155K

The Bahamas is not one market. Nassau and Paradise Island carry the population, the flights and most of the apartment stock. Grand Bahama is a separate economy again. The Family Islands — Abaco, Eleuthera, Exuma, Harbour Island — are quiet, sparsely serviced and where the large beachfront compounds sit, often on acreage that no smaller territory could offer.

Who buys here

North Americans, overwhelmingly, and often people who arrived by boat before they arrived as buyers. Deepwater access and a dock are frequently the deciding feature rather than the house itself. Villas dominate the outer islands; apartments and gated condominiums cluster around Nassau.

What ownership involves

The country is British-derived in law and English-speaking, which makes the paperwork familiar to most buyers. The real costs are physical. Nearly everything is imported, so building materials, food and electricity are expensive, and a remote island compound may run on generators and cisterns. The islands are low-lying and sit squarely in the hurricane belt — insurance and elevation are live questions, not afterthoughts. On the Family Islands, resale depends on a small pool of buyers and can take a long time.