The penthouse at Four Seasons Nevis Peak Residences. Four Seasons Nevis Peak Residences Nevis has long been under-the-radar in the Caribbean—an island that trades glitz for grace and offers a quiet magnetism that’s irresistible once you’re in on the secret. It’s a place where time slows, the water shimmers in a softer shade of blue, and the only rush is deciding whether to nap by the beach or order another rum punch. For years, the Four Seasons Resort Nevis has been the go-to for travelers who want their luxury served up low-key: a beachfront escape that delivers white-glove service without the spectacle. But now, that experience is evolving in a way that goes beyond the occasional vacation stay. The newly launched Nevis Peak Residences—52 one- to four-bedroom residences tucked into four buildings on the resort’s expansive grounds—invite guests to become residents, either part-time or full. The kitchen at a residence. Four Seasons Nevis Peak Residences Rising at the base of the island’s namesake volcanic peak, the homes embrace everything the Four Seasons does well: privacy, elegance, and design that makes you feel as if the indoors and outdoors are part of one effortless, barefoot-chic experience. Interiors by London-based Ward & Co lean into tactile luxury—linen, wood, stone, and light—with expansive verandas and sliding glass walls that keep Nevis’s lush landscape firmly in view. Still, the appeal isn’t just in the aesthetics. Homeowners get full access to the resort’s amenities—three pools, incredible spa treatments, tennis courts, and a golf course with ocean views that rival any you’ll find in the Caribbean. There’s a residents-only clubhouse too, where you’ll find everything from concierge services to private events. And should you ever want to leave (spoiler: you might not), St. Kitts is just a short boat ride away. MORE FOR YOU Change Your PIN Code Now If It’s On This List ‘The Last Of Us’ Season 2, Episode 7 Recap And Review: An Action-Packed But Badly Rushed Finale Trump Says Putin Has ‘Gone Absolutely Crazy’ As He Weighs Sanctions On Russia But perhaps the most compelling layer are the global implications of calling this place home. As Dan Merriam, a Caribbean Real Estate Advisor with St. Kitts & Nevis Sotheby's International Realty, explains, "A growing number of buyers are choosing the Four Seasons Nevis Residences not only for the lifestyle but because ownership qualifies them for second citizenship through the St. Kitts & Nevis Citizenship by Investment (CBI) program. Merriam continues, "These residences offer a direct route to citizenship in St. Kitts & Nevis, which is home to the Caribbean's longest-standing and most established CBI program. In today's climate of political tension, rising taxes and global uncertainty, Americans and Canadians have emerged as the fastest-growing cohort of CBI applicants. For many, a second citizenship is no longer just a convenience--it's a form of insurance." It’s easy to see why. The CBI program in St. Kitts & Nevis is the oldest and most respected in the region, offering visa-free access to over 150 countries. With political and financial turbulence growing in parts of North America and Europe, the concept of “passport insurance” is no longer far-fetched. Still, what sets Nevis Peak Residences apart is their emotional pull. These aren’t cold, corporate investments dressed in resort wear. They’re homes designed to feel like havens—where you can unplug without disconnecting, where luxury is quiet, and where life unfolds at a slower, more intentional rhythm. And in a region where overdevelopment has become synonymous with high-end living, Nevis offers a refreshingly different narrative. No cruise ports. No mega-hotels. Just a palm-fringed coastline and a community that still waves hello. In short, the Four Seasons Nevis Peak Residences aren’t just smart real estate—they’re a chance to stake a claim in one of the Caribbean’s last truly soulful places. For those who’ve been coming to Nevis for years, this feels like a natural next chapter. And for those discovering the island for the first time, it may just be love at first view. Editorial StandardsReprints & Permissions