Exclusive Island Retreat set on the hillside slopes above Charlestown, overlooking the Caribbean Sea. Once known as "Queen of the Caribbees," Nevis is a jet-set hideaway.
Luxury Spa Resort focused on Sports Re-hab and medicine, includes tradityional style buildings and Villas.
900 sqft Apartments up to 4000sqft Villas

The Hamilton Estate, is an eighteenth century sugar plantation that ceased operation in 1951 and was once owned by Nevis native, and America's first Secretary of the Treasury, Alexander Hamilton.   
It incorporates Nevis's natural beauty and historical architecture, forming the Caribbean's latest luxury resort development.

Still at construction stage, when completed in early 2007, this development will feature 88 condominiums and 21 villas, along with full service restaurant, Communal areas with large leisure facilities and community pool, tennis courts.

The unique selling point of the Project is the Scandinavian Spa Centre offering rehabilitation facilities, luxury spa packages, treatments and facilities. This is targeted toward the niche market of convalessing Sports professional and similar high profile individuals. ensuring that this becomes the premier Sports rehabilitation location in the Cartibbean.

The condos have private verandas affording spectacular views overlooking Mt. Nevis and the Caribbean ocean over historic Charlestown.

GOLF: Robert Trent Jones II Championship Course with beautiful views of the Caribbean Sea, St. Kitts, and Mt. Neivs.

Climate: Yearly average temperature is 79 degrees; annual rainfall averages 55 inches; humidity is low, and constant northeast trade winds keep the islands cool.

St. Kitts & Nevis has long been a hideaway for the rich and famous. Its quiet exclusivity is one of the main attractions and with a strict limit on development, we anticipate this will continue.

Getting there:
As you would expect from your Caribbean hideaway, getting there is a little longer than a flight to Spain. About 8 hours from London, 4 from New York.

Western Air (Excel Airways) From London £354.00 return.
First Choice to Antigua: £522.00 return (Incl. Taxes)
BWIA to St Kitts from about £700.00
British Airways fly to Antigua 3 times a week, £527.00 where you can get an Island hopper to Nevis. Or Direct to St Kitts, but this is likely to cost about £1,000.

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