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Find luxury property, condos, villa rentals, houses & homes for sale in Oil Nut Bay with the real estate agents & realtors at Christie's BVI Residential.
Everything you need to know about buying in Oil Nut Bay.
Oil Nut Bay is a planned community of about 400 acres on the easternmost part of Virgin Gorda. It is planned for an eventual 140 villas in fifteen neighborhoods, and 50% of the land is set to remain open space. The highest point is 450 feet above sea level.
Homesites for custom construction, developer-built turn-key villas, and custom villas. Christie's BVI Residential has listed The Beach House, a six-bedroom, seven-bath residence at Oil Nut Bay.
The community is reachable only by boat or helicopter. Most visitors fly commercially into Tortola or Virgin Gorda and transfer by private boat or helicopter. The heliport has two helipads and onsite customs and immigration, and a regularly scheduled ferry also runs across North Sound.
The Beach Club, with a restaurant, three pools, and a swim-up bar, is restricted to homeowners and rental guests. Marina Village, with a restaurant, bar, pool, coffee shop, market, boutique, and watersports shop, is open to the public. The community also has a spa, a fitness center, tennis and pickleball courts, a kids club, a nature center, and hiking trails.
Yes. All real estate at Oil Nut Bay is freehold.
Owners pay two sets of dues on each property: Resort Club dues and Property Association dues. Each property is assessed equally, regardless of its size. Ask our team for the current amounts.
The marina is planned for 101 slips on four piers, with three piers complete. It can take boats up to 130 feet with a draft of up to 8 feet. Property owners can buy slips, and the marina also offers fuel, water, and power.
Homeowners can join a full or limited rental program. Villas in the program must meet furnishing and equipment requirements and be enrolled in the Property Management Program.
Construction follows the Oil Nut Bay Design Guidelines, and owners of unimproved land face a five-year commitment to develop it. Utilities include a connection to the BVI Electricity Corporation grid backed by standby generators, a desalination plant for water, and underground fiber. Villas are strongly advised to have rainwater cisterns.
