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19.5 Acre Estate for Sale, Capisterre, St Kitts

Available on request

Type
Villa
Land
41,643,858 ft²
Interior
Available on request
Year built
Available on request

What this listing includes

  • Garden
  • Terrace
  • Pool
  • BBQ area
  • Ocean view
  • Mountain view
  • Solar power
  • Home office
The brief

The reason to consider it.

This sprawling 19.5-acre estate in Capisterre, northern St Kitts, offers a unique opportunity with multiple cottages, vast gardens, and a renovated sugar mill.

Four Mills Villa features a 33’ swimming pool with Himalayan slate and Kittitian stone, offering stunning views north to St. Barts and St. Maarten. The villa includes a living room opening to patios, an outdoor kitchen, and a bedroom with an en-suite bathroom and a discrete outdoor shower.

Guava Ghaut Cottage, designed by Arthur Lehman, boasts sunshine yellow shingles and a warm, welcoming interior. It has a large living room, a twin bedroom with an en-suite and outdoor shower, and a kitchen wing creating an L-shape with a covered patio and outside dining.

Henville Mill, a restored French-origin sugar mill, provides an amazing vantage point with uninterrupted views across the estate to St. Eustatia and Saba. Its unique construction features pebbles in the mortar.

Tamarind, a simple retreat near the mill, showcases Philip Walwyn’s woodwork and Caribbean colors. It includes a living room and bedroom with en-suite, leading to wide verandas. The ground level has a double and single garage, plus solar array inverters and controls.

Saints House, set apart by Royal palms, features a cupola and chiming clock, with dramatic views to the sea and Mount Liamuiga. It currently serves as a light-filled home office with natural wood tones.

With nearly 20 sprawling acres and a surrounding 9-acre verge, Capisterre offers immense space, light, privacy, and potential for business ventures such as a wedding venue, boutique hotel, or redeveloped cottages, while also serving as a perfect, peaceful home.

Cost of entry

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What completing costs

US dollars

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