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4 Bedroom Home for Sale, Crook’s Bay, Virgin Gorda, BVI

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The brief

The reason to consider it.

Built among the distinctive giant granite boulder fields of Virgin Gorda in the exclusive Crook’s Bay neighbourhood, this property offers tranquility, stunning views and access to a secluded sandy beach.

The main house features an open floor plan with a drawing room, a great room with living, dining and kitchen areas, opening onto a tiled deck with an outdoor dining pergola and a lap pool. The main residence has 3 bedrooms: a master bedroom with en suite and ocean views on the lower level, and 2 bedrooms with en suite bathrooms and private porches on the upper level.

The guest house includes 1 bedroom, its own living/dining/kitchen area, and oversized bi-fold glass doors and wrap-around glass walls with expansive ocean views.

This home was built with reinforced concrete and a flat roof designed to withstand hurricane force winds up to 250 mph and comes equipped with a generator.

This home would make an idyllic private retreat or vacation villa rental, with a successful track record. A variety of watersports such as sailing, boating, snorkeling, diving and kiteboarding are available in the area.

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What this listing includes

  • Private pool
  • Beach access
  • Ocean view
  • Backup generator

What people say about British Virgin Islands

Foreign buyers in the BVI who are not Belongers need a Non-Belongers Land Holding Licence before they can hold property.

  • Mixed Non-belonger land holding licence is required and slow; official guidance says 3-5 months, readers say a year or more
  • Concern Stamp duty 12% for non-belongers vs 4% for Belongers, plus land and house tax
  • Mixed Rental use is now built into licences but a trade licence is still required
  • Concern Property insurance is costly after Irma and Maria; under-insurance hurt owners

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