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The Villas at Nikki Beach Resort & Residences Antigua

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The brief

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The Villas at Nikki Beach Resort & Residences Antigua offer the privacy of a beachfront home combined with the prestige of a world-renowned resort address. Located on Antigua’s west coast at Jolly Beach, these 4-bedroom private villas feature striking contemporary architecture and a relaxed Caribbean sensibility.

These spacious and private villas are envisioned as a refined retreat, seamlessly blending indoor and outdoor living. Features include private infinity pools, upper-level whirlpool tubs, and beautifully landscaped elements.

Ownership grants access to the Nikki Beach resort lifestyle, including sophisticated lounges, vibrant beach and pool experiences, curated wellness offerings, and family-friendly spaces like The Reef Kids Club & Teen Lounge. These residences are ideal for quiet escapes, stylish entertaining, or extended stays.

For qualified buyers, the development is pre-approved under Antigua & Barbuda’s Citizenship by Investment Programme.

Last confirmed

Year built
2030
Type
Villa
Land
70,719 ft²
Interior
Available on request

What this listing includes

  • Infinity pool
  • Jacuzzi
  • Beachfront
  • Garden
  • Ocean view
  • Concierge
  • On-site security
  • Hotel-managed

What people say about Antigua and Barbuda

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  • Mixed Non-citizen buyers need an Alien Landholding Licence (about 5%, 3-6 months, waived for approved CBI projects)
  • Positive Rent first before buying; use an independent local attorney
  • Concern Hurricane exposure and expensive or absent home insurance (Barbuda after Irma)
  • Mixed Cost of living moderate overall but imports, electricity and premium areas (Jolly Harbour, English Harbour) are pricey

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