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Christophe Harbour Luxury Villa with Marina Views

Christophe Harbour Luxury Villa with Marina Views
Christophe Harbour Luxury Villa with Marina Views
Christophe Harbour Luxury Villa with Marina Views
Christophe Harbour Luxury Villa with Marina Views
Christophe Harbour Luxury Villa with Marina Views
Christophe Harbour Luxury Villa with Marina Views
The villa facade lit at dusk
The pool seen through the palms
The front elevation and entrance court
The villa set into the green hills
The living room with a coffered ceiling
The dining table and open kitchen beyond
The kitchen island and bar stools
The outdoor kitchen and grill
The covered terrace and daybed
The formal dining room under the chandelier
A bedroom opening onto the garden
A twin bedroom with a teal bench
A bathroom with twin vessel basins
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A hillside house inside the gated Christophe Harbour development on the Southeast Peninsula of Saint Kitts, looking west across the Caribbean to the community's superyacht marina. It is sold furnished, with membership of the private Christophe Harbour Club included. It suits someone who wants a large, already-built house in a marina community with a hotel and beach club on site, and who treats the citizenship angle as a secondary benefit rather than the reason for the cheque.

What you own, and what it costs to buy

Title is freehold — the house and the land register in your name or a company you control, with no leasehold clock, no fractional structure and no rental pool obligation. Two rooms are unfinished, and that is the first line item I would price: finishing work here runs on imported materials and imported trades.

A non-citizen needs an Alien Landholding Licence before acquiring land, commonly quoted at 10 per cent of value. Exemptions are described for certain approved developments and for citizenship-program buyers, but the guidance does not agree, so I want a Kittitian attorney to confirm in writing which applies to you. Stamp duty of six to ten per cent is usually the vendor's charge, though allocation is negotiable — get it into the sale agreement. Conveyancing runs one to three per cent.

The honest cost of holding it

Property tax is 0.2 per cent of building value plus 0.2 per cent of land value each year, due by 30 June, with 1 per cent a month on late payment; a newly built residence is exempt for one year from completion. There is no personal income tax here.

The figures that are not published matter more: Christophe Harbour Club initiation and dues, community assessments, the windstorm insurance schedule and this house's loss history, and staffing for a house this size. I ask for three years of actual invoices. I also want the Citizenship by Investment Unit to confirm in writing whether this house has already secured someone's citizenship — property bought under the real estate option cannot be resold for seven years, and cannot support a second application inside that period without substantial further capital.

This property qualifies for the Saint Kitts & Nevis Citizenship by Investment program.

Represented by Dan Merriam
Price$4,950,000
Bedrooms4
Bathrooms4.5
Size650 m²
OwnershipFreehold
StatusCompleted
CBI eligibleYes

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Frequently asked questions

What does it cost to hold each year?

Property tax is 0.2 per cent of building value and 0.2 per cent of land value, payable by 30 June, with 1 per cent a month interest on late payment, and there is no personal income tax in Saint Kitts and Nevis. The larger unknowns are club dues, community assessments, windstorm insurance and staffing, none of which are published. I ask the seller for three years of actual invoices before you offer.

Can I rent it out?

The villa has appeared on vacation-rental platforms, so I would ask for the booking calendar, the bank receipts and the management agreement rather than a projected yield. VAT is 17 per cent standard with a reduced 10 per cent rate on tourism accommodation, unincorporated businesses pay 4 per cent on sales of goods and services, and non-residents face 15 per cent withholding on dividends, interest and royalties. I would also confirm in writing whether the club or community documents restrict short-term letting.

Does buying this qualify me for citizenship?

Saint Kitts and Nevis approves private real estate at a minimum of US$325,000 for a condominium or share and US$600,000 for a single-family private home, so this sits well above the threshold — but I would confirm this specific villa's approved designation and whether it has already been used for an application. Government fees sit on top, including US$10,000 due diligence and US$25,000 post-approval for the main applicant. If you are American, the United States taxes its citizens on worldwide income regardless of any second citizenship.

What is the catch?

Part of what you are paying for is still a master plan: the marina and the 124-room Park Hyatt are operating, but a January 2025 regional press report said no work had begun on the golf course, the Salt Plage beach bar had been boarded up for three years, and a petition campaign was calling for the development concession to be cancelled. The resale market at this price on a small island is thin — assume a long marketing period and budget for the carrying cost of it.