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The Most Expensive Home in St. Bart’s Can Be Yours for $59 Million

By Martha Young

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Domaine de Vignette / Photo: Aloïs Maillet / Dan Glasser

You wake up to the sound of waves. Not loud ones, just the kind that gently remind you they’re there, rolling onto the shore. The hills outside your window are a soft green, folding into the deep blue of the Caribbean sea.

This isn’t a dream. It’s Domaine de Vignette, a $59 million estate that makes you wonder why you’d ever leave.

Tucked on the peaceful northwest corner of St. Bart’s, this stunning property is more than a home. It’s a lavish retreat, built for living as much as it is for breathing.

Photo: Aloïs Maillet / Dan Glasser

St. Bart’s doesn’t need an introduction. It’s all effortless glamour, beach clubs spilling laughter into the night, little shops full of big brands and numerous restaurants where plates are as pretty as the views.

But this place? Domaine de Vignette? This property is in a league of its own.

A Slice of St. Bart’s History

Photo: Aloïs Maillet / Dan Glasser

Inside the private gates of Les Étoiles, this extraordinary estate waits for someone who’s ready to embrace its quiet kind of luxury.

Two acres of land stretch out here, and it’s all yours to wander. St. Bart’s blissful Colombier Beach is just below, but you’ll need a boat to reach it or by hiking a trail that clings to the cliffs.

It’s all worth it though,, because this is the kind of place you don’t stumble upon but seek out.

Domaine de Vignette Aerial View

The property’s location is private in a way that feels rare, even for St. Bart’s. Nearby, there’s another iconic home, the Rockefeller estate, that stands like a reminder that this land has always been special.

It’s weathered storms and years but still holds its charm, just as your new home will.

Designed for Living, Inside and Out

Photo: Aloïs Maillet / Dan Glasser

The renowned French designer Rémi Tessier worked his magic on this estate and made it simply breathtaking after a complete renovation project that ended in 2024.

You can see it in all the details: brushed spruce from France, bespoke doussié wood from Central Africa, and stone pulled straight from the Caribbean’s heart. It’s not loud. It doesn’t have to be. It simply feels like it belongs – every bungalow, every pathway.

Photo: Aloïs Maillet / Dan Glasser

There are nine bungalows, by the way. Scattered across the property, connected by superb wooden paths and steps of cool blue stone, and surrounded by lush gardens that seem to feel alive.

Mango trees, vibrant bougainvillea, and bird of paradise flowers make the air smell sweet. It doesn’t even looks like it was landscaping, it’s more like nature was encouraged to just do its thing around the property.

Spaces Made to Stay

Photo: Aloïs Maillet / Dan Glasser

Inside the bungalows the rooms feel like they’re breathing too. Light filters through wooden shutters, the air moves softly, and everything just feels…right. Tessier used furniture that invites you to sit and stay awhile.

Sofas, chairs, and tables blend into the rooms so naturally you almost don’t notice them. High ceilings stretch the spaces, while warm tones and natural textures pull them back into comfort.

Photo: Aloïs Maillet / Dan Glasser

The main living area opens wide to a massive deck where you’ll find a bar, lounging spaces, and just below, a turquoise infinity pool that feels endless. It flows into the view, into the sea, and into the kind of moment you don’t want to leave.

There’s also a pool house nearby that even has a swimsuit dryer, the kind of detail you didn’t know you needed but you won’t stop using.

The primary suite has its own bungalow, perched just above everything. It’s quiet and private just like any owners of a property of this scale and beauty would probably want it.

The bathroom is stone, cool underfoot, and outside your private terrace waits for sunsets that pour gold over the water.

The guests? Well, since we’ve mentioned nine bungalows in total, they get their own bungalows, their own terraces, their own views.

Everyone has their own special space here. And there’s even a home for the caretaker, tucked away but still close enough to ensure everything stays perfect.

Close Enough to Everything

When you do want to leave your home, it’s all right there. St. Bart’s popular Flamands Beach, with its soft sands and the idyllic Cheval Blanc hotel, is just a few minutes away. Gustavia is close too, so you’ll have plenty of shops, restaurants, and a harbor full of yachts around.

But when you head back home, the quiet wraps around you again, reminding you why you chose this place as your new home.

It’s More Than a Home

Domaine de Vignette is not just a luxurious property. It’s a story, one you step into the moment you arrive.

Everything here looks like it was built to last – not just the walls and the walkways – but the way it makes you feel. It feels like you’ve found something rare, something that doesn’t fade.

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About Martha Young

Martha has been writing about all things fashion and beauty for as long as she can remember. She's turned this passion into a profession, working as a freelance writer for four years now, and adding a personal touch to her work with the unique insights gained from her vast travel experiences. Learn more about Luxatic's Editorial Process.

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