About the district of

Cap Estate (within Gros Islet)

Originally a quiet fishing village, it has gone on to become one of the more popular tourist destinations in the country. Gros Islet is not only the name of one of the island’s better known villages but also refers to one of the eleven quarters.

The island’s most exclusive residential address occupies the elevated northern tip of Saint Lucia, and it’s built its reputation in large part around golf. The Sandals Saint Lucia Golf & Country Club at Cap Estate — redesigned by Greg Norman Golf Course Design — offers dramatic elevation changes and sweeping views across both the Caribbean and Atlantic coastlines, while Cabot Saint Lucia, a newer 375-acre development at the island’s northern tip, pairs a Coore & Crenshaw-designed course with a private residential community ranging from fairway townhomes to custom beachfront estates. Development throughout Cap Estate is spacious and low-density by design, drawing buyers who want serious square footage and genuine privacy without leaving the northern corridor entirely.

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