St. George · Grenada

Lance aux Epines

the yachting peninsula overseas owners come back to

Lance aux Epines is a leafy residential peninsula on Grenada’s south coast, five to ten minutes from the airport and St. George’s University. It is the island’s most established address for expats, diplomats and executive tenants — villas, apartment buildings and the occasional building lot around Prickly Bay and its marina.

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St. George~5–10 minutes to Maurice Bishop International Airport, 5 to SGU, 15 to the Carenage in St

What it’s like

Quiet roads shaded by flamboyant and almond trees, gardens that run down to the water, and a marina at the bottom of the hill where the cruising yachts tie up between November and May. It is residential first: no strip, no hotels to speak of, a couple of very good waterside restaurants and a rum shop or two.

Who buys here

Overseas professionals and diplomats posted to Grenada, SGU faculty and visiting families, returning Grenadians who want the south coast without the Grand Anse bustle, and investors who know this is the strongest executive-rental pocket on the island.

Property & prices

Older single-storey homes on large breezy lots that reward renovation; modern villas with pools; purpose-built apartment blocks aimed at the professional and student rental market; and — rarely — serviced building lots. Land is scarce here and holds value.

Apartment — 1 listed, US$1,475,000
Lands — 3 listed, US$251,000 – US$375,000
Rentals — 1 listed, US$1,500/month

Live inventory, updated 23 October 2026.

Beaches & amenities

Prickly Bay Marina and waterside restaurants
Spiceland Mall, banks and supermarkets at Grand Anse (5 min)
True Blue Bay Resort and dive shops next door
Several embassies and consulates on the peninsula

Getting around

About 5–10 minutes to Maurice Bishop International Airport, 5 to SGU, 15 to the Carenage in St. George’s. Buses run along the main road; most residents drive.