The resort offers 40 luxurious rooms & suites, 16 villas with
two to four bedrooms and eight opulent estate houses. The
resort itself is all-inclusive with all the amenities on hand to
rival that of any other international tourist hotspot with golf
courses, tennis courts, waters-sports and lap pools plus the
standard high class restaurants and café bars of which you
would expect from any luxurious destination but unlike other
islands there are no cars allowed, so everyone visiting the
island must travel on bike in golf buggies or on foot.
For more information about owning a property on Jumby Bay
visit www.jumbybayisland.com, for holidays and resort
information visit www.rosewoodhotels.com
Jumpy Island unlike any others is owed by exclusive club
of property owners. When you buy a house on the island,
you not only purchase a piece of paradise but you also buy
into the Jumby Bay Island Company which runs the resort.
To prevent overdevelopment of the island there is a limited supply of private villas which has been capped at 56
therefore if you are one of the lucky few able to purchase
a property you will indeed find that it offers an extremely
sensible investment. “Buying a property means buying into
the whole island which means, it’s more then just a holiday
home, its taking responsibility for ensuring the island retains
its unique charm and mystery”.
Property prices range from $4 million to $40 million and
each house varies in size, style and taste and many have
their own private beach. Rental yields for these private residences command the highest prices throughout the Caribbean ranging from $4,000 and $40,000 per night. Property
values across the island are expected to appreciate in value
by a consistent 8-10 per cent a year.
Life on Jumpy Bay reflects an island someone once described “as far from the real world as you can get” there are
none of the modern trappings of city life, just a complete
sense of freedom, tranquility and wellbeing.
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