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    Real estate in Antigua & Barbuda – Discover the Caribbean’s best-kept secret, then call it home

    ContributorBy ContributorDecember 7, 2023Updated:May 7, 2026No Comments3 Mins Read

    by James Mackenzie

    For numerous years, the rich and famous have chosen Antigua & Barbuda to keep away from the prying eyes of the paparazzi. It’s an enclave where celebrities can freely go about their business without intrusion. Indeed, for the world’s most sought-after and relentlessly pursued woman, Princess Diana, Barbuda stood as her cherished sanctuary, allowing her to embrace her true self.

    In contrast to its neighbours, one of Antigua’s allures lies in its many offshore islands, where nature and beauty are at their finest. Amongst these 51 incredible islands, Jumby Bay stands out as a privately owned, 300-acre gem just two and a half miles off the coast – offering one of the most diverse luxury real estate offerings in the Caribbean and some of the most breathtaking scenery in the world. It is an island of meticulous architecture, stunning white-sand beaches, understated elegance and complete exclusivity – a secret hideaway, except to those in the know. And while Antigua & Barbuda are already havens for privacy and escapism, this private island represents the absolute pinnacle of luxury and seclusion, where its homeowners are cocooned from the outside world with every imaginable service at their fingertips.

    “Jumby Bay stands out as a privately owned, 300-acre gem just two and a half miles off the coast – offering one of the most diverse luxury real estate offerings in the Caribbean and some of the most breathtaking scenery in the world.”

    Comprising 56 individually owned turn-key estates nestled along the island’s stunning shores overlooking pristine turquoise waters and white-sand beaches, Jumby Bay epitomises the best of private island living. Since 1998, this entire island has belonged to its fortunate homeowners, each property being individually owned on a freehold basis and holding an equal share in Jumby Bay Company Ltd, which in turn holds the freehold to everything else, including the adjacent Maiden Island.

    Acquiring one of these remarkable properties not only secures ownership of some of the world’s most exclusive real estate but also fulfils the ultimate dream of owning your very own private island, thanks to its unique ownership structure.

    Furthermore, homeowners gain full access – often at heavily discounted rates – to the incredible resort facilities, which include bars and restaurants, watersports, a luxurious spa and even a kids’ club and gift shop. In addition, the five-star hotel managed by the Oetker Collection provides a dedicated team of staff to pamper and attend to your every need.

    Moreover, Jumby Bay’s high-speed ferry means it’s just a quick hop over to Antigua with its fabulous restaurants, historical landmarks, shopping, and more. Of course, one of the perks of private island living is having your own boat on hand, so many homeowners can pop across at a moment’s notice to have dinner before retiring to their private and sumptuous sanctuary once again.

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