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House for sale in St Croix, US Virgin Islands

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Type
House
Interior
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Land
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Year built
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What this listing includes

  • Pool
  • Beachfront
  • Ocean view
  • Terrace
  • Balcony
  • BBQ area
  • On-site security
  • Air conditioning
The brief

The reason to consider it.

Escape to PARADISE at this CARIBBEAN CLASSIC, TURN-KEY, SEAFRONT retreat in the coveted North Shore/Cane Bay area. Imagine waking up to the INCREDIBLE sounds of the WAVES and the breathtaking TURQUOISE HUES of the SEA. Indulge in a PLETHORA of OUTDOOR AREAS designed for ultimate relaxation. Lounge POOLSIDE; gaze out to the sister islands while sipping your morning coffee on the LOWER observation DECK; watch hummingbirds flutter in the OPEN COURTYARD or spot whales during their migrating season. Find shade at ‘PARADISE LANDING’ and luxuriate on your semi-private BEACH with TIDAL POOLS.

This recently RENOVATED, EXPANDED, and UPDATED property offers a rare opportunity to own a meticulously maintained island retreat. Enjoy peace of mind with NEW jalousie windows, a NEWLY re-coated cistern, and a NEWLY re-coated roof. A NEW 10KW, propane Generac generator ensures uninterrupted power, while 4 split A/C units provide optimal climate control. Step outside to discover a custom 10x20 SALTWATER POOL with beautiful coral decking, and convenient NEW steps leading down to your semi-private beach. The property also includes permitted plans for a GARAGE. ZONED R-3, this residence offers development potential. The kitchen is a chef’s dream, featuring custom, open, MAHOGANY shelving, breathtaking sea views, custom cabinets, and new APPLIANCES including a stand-alone, UNDER-CABINET ICE-MAKER & MICROWAVE. Benefit from ALL NEW PLUMBING & WIRING throughout, including a new electric meter & panel. This property is a true standout, offering luxury, convenience, and incredible value.

Cost of entry

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What completing costs

US dollars

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