Current situation
The Grenadines, long shielded from hurricanes, experienced the devastating effects of Hurricane Baryl on July 1st this summer. This marked the first storm—a powerful Category 4 hurricane—to hit the region in over 50 years. A significant portion of the local population’s homes were destroyed.
Progress on Recovery
With tremendous support from local residents and generous sponsors, Mayreau Island has already accelerated its recovery efforts. Thanks to nature’s resilience, the island is already showing signs of lush greenery.
Although there is still much work to be done, the hard work of the local community ensures that the region is bouncing back rapidly.
Restoration at Maureau Beach Estate
Both the Tribu Villa and the Club House were affected by the hurricane, but the damage was far less than expected. The walls and roofs remain largely intact, and restoration work will soon begin. New hurricane-proof windows and doors are on the way, along with upgrades to other key areas, ensuring both resilience and aesthetic appeal.
Timeline for Completion
We are on track to complete the majority of the restoration by May 2025, ensuring the property meets exceptional standards, blending modern durability with the region’s natural beauty. Along the way, we will share updates on the progress of our renovation efforts, starting in January 2025. Click here for more details.
Why Invest Now?
This is a rare opportunity to acquire an extraordinary piece of paradise at an unbeatable price. Previously valued at USD 21M in June 2024, Due to the current situation, the price is now negotiable. An exceptional timing for a property in one of the world's most coveted tropical locations. Please contract Asset Manager for more details.
While the property is being restored, the asking price will reflect the ongoing restauration.
With the Grenadines poised for a remarkable recovery, the estate’s value will be significantly appreciated in the coming years.
Opportunities like this are rare, and with the region on the path to full recovery, now is the perfect time to act. Contact us today for more information or to schedule a private viewing and secure your place in this exceptional investment opportunity!
What has been done so far, and what happens next?
The solar Park
The extensive investments in solar energy and battery systems have proven resilient. Despite the hurricane, the battery systems remain fully intact, and we have already restored 50% of the solar park's capacity. By January 2025, the solar park will be fully operational, making Mayreau Beach Estate entirely self-sufficient in electricity and water once again. As a carbon-free estate, this restoration ensures sustainability remains at the heart of this tropical sanctuary.
Tribu Villa
The Tribu Villa suffered significant damage to its windows and doors during the hurricane. New hurricane-proof windows and doors are currently on their way to the Estate and will be installed by January 2025. Following this, work will begin on installing new kitchen, repairing the pools, sun decks, and completing a general refurbishment of this luxurious property. The villa will soon reflect its iconic blend of elegance.
The Club House
This structure withstood the storm well, sustaining only minor damage. Renovation work is already on its way, with the addition of the new Bedouin-style "Canvas Bar" providing an enhanced guest experience. By the end of the first quarter of 2025, the Club House will nearly be fully restored, offering its signature mix of charm and exclusivity.
The dock
The dock was one of the areas most affected by Hurricane Beryl. Comprehensive restoration will start early in the new year, with plans to not only repair but enhance its functionality and aesthetic appeal. The dock will soon provide seamless access to this exclusive tropical retreat.