4-bedroom villa in Cane Garden Bay, Tortola, British Virgin Islands
Available on request
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The reason to consider it.
This villa sits above Cane Garden Bay with unobstructed 180-degree sea views across to Jost Van Dyke. The property occupies approximately 743 m² (1 acre) of landscaped grounds and comprises a main residence plus a separate guest apartment.
The accommodation totals four bedrooms and five bathrooms: a contemporary master suite with jetted bathtub, shower and walk-in closet, two further bedroom suites on the main level, and a self-contained one-bedroom guest apartment with private outdoor space. Living spaces include a formal dining room, professional kitchen, high-ceilinged sitting room with a wrap-around balcony, and a study that doubles as a gym.
The entertainment level features a billiard area, table football and an in-house cinema. Outside is a large private swimming pool, built-in bar and grill, alfresco dining pavilion, automatic gated entrance, central air conditioning and covered garage. Additional adjacent land offers development or extension potential.
- Bedrooms: 4
- Bathrooms: 5
- Land: ~743.23 m² (8,000 sq ft)
- Key features: private pool, 180° ocean views, separate 1‑bed guest apartment, in-house cinema, central air, covered garage, landscaped grounds
Last confirmed
- Type
- Villa
- Land
- 7,998 ft²
- Interior
- Available on request
- Year built
- Available on request
What this listing includes
- Private pool
- Ocean view
- Air conditioning
- Parking
- On-site security
- Fitness centre
- Home office
- BBQ area
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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