Beachfront Property for Sale in Union Island, Grenadines, St. Vincent and the Grenadines
1,800,000 USD
(Financing available)

Beachfront Property for Sale in Union Island, Grenadines, St. Vincent and the Grenadines

Rare Caribbean Beachfront Redevelopment Opportunity

Asking Price: 1,800,000 USD
(Financing available)
A Rare Opportunity to Create Something Exceptional on One of the Grenadines' Most Spectacular Beaches

Set directly on Bigsand Beach, Union Island, this substantial beachfront property offers investors, developers, and hospitality operators the chance to acquire an exceptionally well-positioned site in one of the Caribbean's most compelling emerging luxury destinations.

Previously operated as a private villa and boutique hotel, the property was impacted by Hurricane Beryl in 2024. The images currently shown represent the property prior to the hurricane; current-condition photographs are available upon request.

The site has since been secured and left largely untouched, creating a genuine blank canvas for a new owner to bring a vision to life. Whether the opportunity becomes an exclusive private estate, a distinctive boutique hotel, a collection of luxury apartments or condominiums, or an entirely new hospitality concept, the property's direct beachfront position, existing development footprint, and panoramic Caribbean setting provide a compelling foundation.

The Grenadines

The Grenadines have established themselves as one of the Caribbean's most desirable luxury enclaves, attracting discerning travelers, yacht owners, second-home buyers, and international hospitality investment.

Union Island occupies a particularly interesting position within this market. It sits amid a cluster of internationally recognized destinations including Canouan, Palm Island, and Petit St. Vincent, yet remains comparatively undeveloped and has retained its authentic Caribbean charm.

That combination of world-class natural assets, proximity to established luxury destinations, and limited existing development creates the potential for an early-mover investment opportunity.

Union Island is already internationally recognized for its kitesurfing, sailing, diving, and spectacular Caribbean scenery. For the right developer, there is an opportunity to help define the island's next chapter while creating a destination that feels genuinely unique rather than mass-market.

Accessibility and Growing Tourism Momentum

Access to the Grenadines continues to improve. Union Island is served by daily flights from Saint Vincent and Barbados, along with ferry connections linking the island with mainland St. Vincent and neighboring Grenadine islands.

St. Vincent's international gateway, Argyle International Airport (SVD), has expanded connectivity with North American and regional markets, making the destination increasingly accessible to international travelers.

At the same time, tourism investment across St. Vincent and the Grenadines is accelerating. Major hospitality investments, including the arrival of Sandals/Beaches, are contributing to the country's growing international profile.

The destination is consequently moving rapidly beyond its status as a well-kept Caribbean secret. Recent tourism performance has been strong, with the country ranking as the second fastest growing destination in the Caribbean by arrivals in 2025 and recording a record level of stay-over visitors, with particularly notable growth from the U.S. market.

Redevelopment Opportunity

Lot size: 17,171 sq. ft.
Gross building size: approximately 14,663 sq. ft.

The existing property provides a range of potential redevelopment scenarios.

Existing Accommodation Configuration

The 20 rooms are distributed across three individual buildings, each constructed on strip foundations with reinforced concrete block walls and floors, all of which remain structurally intact. The impact of Beryl was limited to roofs, windows, doors, and interior fittings and furniture, primarily on the first floor, as a result of rain and wind exposure. The walls, foundations, and water tanks are undamaged and structurally sound.

Ten beachfront suites, approximately 650 sq. ft. each: five ground-floor and five first-floor suites, each with:

* Private bathroom
* Sitting area
* Private balcony
* Direct views toward Bigsand Beach

Two beachfront rooms, approximately 320 sq. ft. each: one ground-floor and one first-floor room, each featuring:

* Private bathroom
* Balcony
* Beach views

Four ocean-view rooms, approximately 240 sq. ft. each: four first-floor rooms, each featuring:

* Private bathroom
* Shared balcony
* Ocean views

Four garden-view rooms, approximately 240 sq. ft. each: four ground-floor rooms, each featuring:

* Private bathroom
* Private balcony
* Garden views

The previous configuration provides a useful starting point for a future concept, while the property's current condition allows a new owner to reconsider the layout, architecture, positioning, and operating model from the ground up.

Beachfront Restaurant, a Blank Canvas

The former restaurant and kitchen comprise approximately 3,000 sq. ft., including an adjoining open-air dining area positioned directly on the beach.

The predominantly wooden structure was severely damaged during Hurricane Beryl and requires full replacement. Rather than simply recreating the previous structure, a new owner could potentially rethink this portion of the site entirely. A two-story redevelopment could create opportunities for:

* A sophisticated beachfront restaurant and bar
* Additional guest accommodations above
* A signature private residence
* A luxury villa with rooftop entertaining space
* An elevated restaurant or rooftop terrace overlooking the Caribbean
* A combination of hospitality, residential, and lifestyle uses

Current-condition photographs, additional property information, and further development details are available upon request.

Seller financing may be available to a qualified buyer with a compelling vision and proven track record, subject to a substantial down payment and mutually acceptable terms.