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Sundance Ridge is located approximately 3.5 miles southeast of Frigate Bay on the Southeast Peninsula (adjacent to the Caribbean observation point). Single access to the development is from the Dr. Kennedy Simmonds Highway.
Lot sizes range from 22,000 sq. ft. up to 35,000 sq. ft.

The 15 villas will be built on 10 acres. The entire site measures just over 15 acres.
Villa-sites range in elevation from 400 feet above sea level to 510 feet above sea level. All villa-sites have unobstructed panoramic views. Three villa-sites will have 360 degree views of the Atlantic Ocean , Caribbean Sea , St. Kitts and Nevis . Eight sites will be on the "Atlantic" side of the development. Four sites will be on the " Caribbean " side. Basseterre , St. Kitts and Charlestown , Nevis are both visible from selected lots. On clear days, Antigua , St. Barts, St. Maarten, and Anguilla are also visible.

View from development

Pricing starts at US$2.1m and will range upward depending upon villa-site selection and the buyer's preferences with regard to villa size and amenities.

Our Solerno villa will be a 3-bed, 3.5-bath unit with Great Room, ample kitchen, dining room, expansive veranda, swimming pool, and garage. The Suncatcher villa will have a distinct West Indian theme and will also have three bedrooms but will have 5 baths, a home theater/gym area, study, climate controlled storage and garage. Both villa styles will be on lots with panoramic views of the ocean. Peninsula Associates is anxious to work with any villa buyer who is interested in building the unique villa of their dreams.

More up-to-date and more sophisticated than any other home on Nevis, this stunning home takes the villa market to a whole new level. Huge open spaces with simple lines and furnishings makes Coccoloba a sight to behold. It appears to hang off the side of the hill facing St. Kitts, with a 270-degree view. The décor takes advantage of the beauty of the surrounding through huge openings and simple lines. The shape of the house harkens back to the traditional West Indian hip shape and almost plantation-style verandas, but transcends into the present with its contemporary interior.
On a clear day you can see St. Barts.