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2 Bedroom Villa for Sale, Choiseul, St Lucia

Available on request

Year built
2017
Type
Villa
Land
13,907 ft²

What this listing includes

  • Private pool
  • Air conditioning
  • Ocean view
The brief

The reason to consider it.

Well-Appointed Living Spaces

This 1,200 square foot villa includes 2 bedrooms, each with an en suite bathroom. A sofa bed provides additional sleeping space, comfortably accommodating couples, families, or small groups. Both bedrooms feature air conditioning for year-round comfort. Designed for indoor-outdoor living, the villa features open, airy interiors that flow onto inviting verandas. The 500 square foot deck includes a private pool with panoramic sea views – an ideal setting for relaxation and entertaining.

Proven Rental Track Record and Investment Potential

Built in 2016-2017, the villa currently operates as a holiday rental, with nightly rates of between US $200 and US $250, offering a compelling investment opportunity with an established track record. Guests enjoy access to dining at the neighboring resort and the newly opened restaurant, home to one of the island’s standout culinary experiences. There is also potential to integrate the villa into the hotel’s rental program, based on another purchase opportunity currently available.

Purchase Options

The villa is offered at US$350,000 as a standalone purchase. Alternatively, buyers may purchase the villa together with the neighboring 6-bedroom boutique resort, a second 2-bedroom villa, and a 2018 Suzuki Vitara jeep for US $4,500,000.

Convenient Southwest Coast Location

Located on St Lucia’s sought-after southwest coast, the villa is within easy reach of Anse L’Ivrogne and Sugar Beach, the Gros Piton trail, Sulphur Springs, and Soufrière town. Nearby world-class resorts include Jade Mountain and Anse Chastanet. Vieux Fort and the international airport are just 35 minutes away.

Cost of entry

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What completing costs

US dollars

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