acres
for sale
Estate land,
ready to develop.
1,721 acres across Brighton, Lodge, Stonefort, Lamberts, Bourkes/Farms, La Vallee and Potato Bay — offered for sale by the Special Land Sales Company (St. Kitts) Limited.
Three kinds of ground, one mandate.
Every parcel is surveyed, independently valued and sold on identical terms — whether you are building a resort, a warehouse or a farm.
Hospitality & resort
Coastal and ridge land at Lamberts, La Vallee, Brighton and Potato Bay, with sea aspect and road frontage.
See these lotsCommercial & industry
Stonefort and Bourkes/Farms sites minutes from Basseterre, the deep-water port and the airport, with utilities at the boundary.
See these lotsAgriculture & estate
Former cane land at Lodge, Lamberts and La Vallee — arable, terraced, and suited to agri-processing or eco-tourism.
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5 April
Land vested to be monetised, not held.
In April 2012 the Government of St. Kitts and Nevis and the St. Kitts-Nevis-Anguilla National Bank Limited agreed a land-for-debt swap to expunge the Government's debt to the Bank. The two parties jointly established the Special Land Sales Company (St. Kitts) Limited — owned fifty percent by each.
The Vesting Act of October 2012 transferred 1,200 acres at Brighton, Lodge, Stonefort, Lamberts and Bourkes/Farms; two further swaps added 496 acres at La Vallee, Sandy Point, and approximately 25 acres at Potato Bay, Frigate Bay. The Company's single purpose is to dispose of these parcels by sale.
Seven estates
Each estate is subdivided into saleable lots. Hover an estate for its holding, open it for the lots inside.
Any individual or registered company, local or foreign. Purchasers who are not citizens additionally require an Alien Land Holding Licence; the Company guides applicants through that process alongside the sale.
By independent valuation. Each lot is valued before it is offered, and the valuation summary is released to a prospect once an enquiry file is open.
It was incorporated on 5 April 2012 under the land-for-debt arrangement between the Government and the St. Kitts-Nevis-Anguilla National Bank, with a single purpose: to dispose of the vested parcels by sale in order to monetise them.
Yes, within an estate and where planning permits. Adjoining availability is shown on each lot page and the board may approve consolidated or further-subdivided sales.