Mount Cinnamon
A hillside resort above Grand Anse Beach — villas and suites with a share-based route to Grenada citizenship.
Mount Cinnamon sits on the hillside above Grand Anse, Grenada's headline two-mile beach, a few minutes from St George's. The existing resort is a boutique collection of villas and one- to three-bedroom suites, with panoramic Caribbean views, and it has been one of the island's established CBI-linked options for years. This is an independent read.
What you'd be buying — read this carefully
The citizenship route here has been structured as shares in the resort company rather than freehold title to a specific home, with a reported investment of around US$350,000 inclusive of fees. That is a materially different asset from a deeded villa: you own an interest in an operating business, not a property you control. An expansion adding a substantial number of new residences has also been reported. Confirm exactly what instrument you would hold before committing.
Citizenship by investment
A qualifying investment can support an application under Grenada's citizenship program — and Grenada is the only Caribbean CBI nation with a US E-2 treaty. If the passport is the sole objective, compare a share purchase against a straight government contribution in donation versus real estate; at this level the contribution is often the cleaner route.
Honest cautions
- Share-based CBI products are NOT the same as owning a home -- you hold an interest in a company, with no title to a specific unit
- Resale of a share is usually harder and slower than resale of a deeded property
- Confirm the current expansion status and what is actually built versus planned
- If you only want the passport, price the contribution route first
How it compares
This is the hillside, share-structured option above Grand Anse -- set it against the freehold Grand Anse Villas on the same beach, the South Coast Beachfront Condos on the south coast, and Hilton Condo Residences. The Grenada market guide sets the wider context.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost?
The citizenship-qualifying investment has been reported at around US$350,000 inclusive of processing, due-diligence and legal fees for a main applicant and one dependant.
Do I own a villa, or shares?
Reported structures here are share-based — an interest in the resort company rather than deeded title to a specific residence. That is a meaningful distinction for control and resale; confirm exactly what you would hold in writing.
Does it qualify for Grenada citizenship?
Yes — it has been one of Grenada's approved routes, and Grenada uniquely offers a US E-2 treaty. Confirm current approved status before relying on it.
Is Dan the developer's agent?
No.
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