What should I check before making an offer?
Ask the property agent for the survey and title documents. Have your local Bahamian attorney check ownership, any claims or restrictions, road access and permitted use before you buy.
Outline shown for illustration.Land area12.47 acres543,280 sq ft · approximately
Asking price$4.5M
LocationNassau Bahamas
The peninsula
A remarkable
point of view.
Westridge Peninsula offers 12.47 acres of development acreage in Nassau, The Bahamas, with public-road access. Offered at $4.5M.
Explore a distinctive waterfront setting with utilities reported available along the public road and current zoning described as open-zoned residential.
Discuss the opportunity ↗The essentials
A foundation for your plans.
- Land area
- 12.47 acresApproximately 543,280 sq ft
- Positioning
- Development acreage
- Access
- Public road to the propertyExplore the road view ↗
- Current zoning
- Open-zoned residentialAlternative uses subject to approval
- Utilities
- Available along the public roadConfirm services, capacity and connection costs
- Asking price
- $4.5M
Property information supplied for marketing. Confirm acreage, boundaries, title, zoning and utility provision through your professional advisers. Any rezoning or development proposal is subject to the relevant approvals.
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The opportunity
Space to consider
what comes next.
Consider 12.47 acres with public-road access and utilities available along the road. Discuss your intended use with Shelly and assess the site with your planning and technical team.
Current zoning is described as open-zoned residential. A change of use or rezoning may be sought for a proposed project; approval is not guaranteed.
Request property information ↗From above
The aerial experience.
See the peninsula in motion.
The setting
The peninsula.
The bigger picture.
Explore Westridge Peninsula in the context of New Providence, with the airport and surrounding resort destinations marked on the map.
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Before your next step
Your questions,
considered.
Choose your category for the essentials.
Bahamian investors
What costs should I budget beyond the price?
Allow for applicable transaction taxes, legal and recording fees, surveys and financing costs, plus any ongoing property taxes. Ask your attorney for a written estimate specific to the buyer, property and intended use; exemptions are not automatic.
Can I finance the purchase?
Discuss land or development financing with your lender before making an offer. Loan approval and terms depend on your circumstances and the project. Seller financing has not been confirmed; contact Shelly to discuss your proposed terms.
Foreign investors
Can a foreign investor buy this property?
Yes, subject to applicable approvals. For this 12.47-acre development property, a foreign buyer should plan for an Investments Board permit under the International Persons Landholding Act, unless an exemption applies. Your Bahamian attorney should confirm the requirements for your ownership structure and intended use.
What should I arrange before closing?
Engage a Bahamian attorney to review title, survey and access, confirm the required approvals, and estimate taxes and closing costs. Permit validity and extension requirements also need to be checked against current law before agreeing a closing date.
Does ownership automatically give me residency?
No. Purchasing property does not automatically grant residency or permission to work. Immigration applications are separate; ask Shelly about next steps and have qualified Bahamian counsel confirm your eligibility.
Developers
What can I build, and can the zoning change?
Westridge is marketed as development acreage, with current zoning described as open-zoned residential. A different use or rezoning requires the relevant approvals. No project type, density or change of zoning is guaranteed; confirm feasibility with Physical Planning and your advisers.
Are road access and utilities available?
A public road leads to the property, with utilities reported available along the road. Verify legal access, service locations, capacity and connection costs for your proposed development; road frontage alone does not confirm infrastructure capacity.
Which approvals and site checks will I need?
Your project may require planning, subdivision, building and environmental approvals. Assess the survey, title, ground conditions, flood exposure and shoreline constraints. Ask Shelly for any existing approval documents; none are represented here as granted.
General information only, not legal, tax or investment advice. Ask Shelly Archer for property details and next steps. A Bahamian attorney should confirm current laws, exemptions, approvals and costs for your transaction.
Official sources: Landholding Act · 2025 permit-extension amendment · Planning and Subdivision Act. Read with subsequent amendments.
Investor inquiries
Let’s talk
Westridge.
Request property information or discuss a viewing with Colonial Realty.
Shelly Archer · Colonial Realty
shelly@crbahamas.com
+1 (242) 454-0098