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4 Bedroom Luxury Villa for Sale, Terres Basses, St Martin

Available on request

The brief

The reason to consider it.

Set on 2.5 acres of lush, tropical grounds in the exclusive Terres Basses area of St Martin, this luxurious villa blends island elegance with eco-friendly features and a great location just a short walk from Plum Bay Beach. Built in 2006, the main residence spans roughly 2,000 square feet across two levels with 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, complemented by a separate 80 square meter guest cottage with its own kitchen, ideal for visiting family, friends or rental income. The property is largely self-sufficient, powered by 52 solar panels and supported by a 17.5 kW automatic backup generator, while a reverse osmosis plant produces 15 cubic meters of clean water daily alongside a 150 cubic meter rain water reserve. A professional kitchen equipped with a 6-burner propane range and a large center island seats guests comfortably for entertaining, complemented by a wraparound terrace, an outdoor gym with ocean views, an outdoor jacuzzi and a two-car garage.

Prime Location
The fully walled and fenced property is secured by electric gates and remote-controlled cameras, offering privacy just 10 minutes on foot from the powdery sand of Plum Bay Beach and a short drive from Marigot.

Last confirmed

Year built
2006
Type
Villa
Land
107,994 ft²

What this listing includes

  • Solar power
  • Backup generator
  • Kitchen
  • Fitness centre
  • Ocean view
  • Jacuzzi
  • Parking
  • On-site security

What people say about Saint Martin

French-side purchases run through a French notaire.

  • Mixed Costs on the French side are higher than Dutch, but published rates conflict
  • Mixed Notary-led process under French law, completion in a few months
  • Concern 34% capital gains tax and annual property taxes
  • Concern Consumer prices above mainland France, food especially (Insee 2022)

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