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New 4 Bedroom Villa for Sale, Serenity Hill, Ironshore, Saint James, Jamaica

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Type
Villa
Interior
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Land
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Year built
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What this listing includes

  • Pool
  • Terrace
  • Balcony
  • Ocean view
  • Kitchen
The brief

The reason to consider it.

Beautiful 4 bedroom new construction villa for sale in Jamaica nestled within the prestigious enclave of Ironshore, Saint James.

Contemporary Living in Prestigious Ironshore

Located in Ironshore near Montego Bay in the Parish of Saint James, this 4 bedroom, 4 bathroom newly construction villa offers comfort and style within easy reach of world-class resorts, beaches, and golf – ideal for modern island living or as a vacation retreat.

Open-Concept Interior

The villa offers spacious open-concept living areas with a gourmet kitchen ideal for both everyday meals and entertaining guests. All 4 bedrooms feature en suite bathrooms, while the primary suite includes a spa-inspired bath and a private balcony where you can enjoy the morning breeze or evening sunset.

Outdoor Spaces for Entertaining

The outdoor areas include landscaped terraces and multiple balconies that extend the living space beyond the interior. A sleek pool provides the perfect setting for lounging on warm afternoons or hosting gatherings with friends and family.

Minutes from Montego Bay’s Best Amenities

Ironshore’s location offers easy access to Montego Bay’s finest resorts and restaurants, the renowned Half Moon Golf Course, pristine beaches, and convenient shopping. Everything you need for Caribbean living is just minutes away.

Modern Island Living in Saint James

With its contemporary design, spacious layout, and prime location in one of Jamaica’s most sought-after communities, this villa in Ironshore represents an excellent opportunity for those seeking a stylish home near Montego Bay’s best attractions.

Cost of entry

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What completing costs

US dollars

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