Set at Bedford Point in Levera, this substantial residence combines the scale of a seven-bedroom family home with the flexibility of two independent lower-level apartments. The elevated position opens across one of Grenada’s most dramatic landscapes, with expansive sea views towards Levera Beach, Levera Lake, Sugar Loaf and the surrounding hills.

The main residence is designed around generous living and entertaining spaces. A sunken living room sits at the centre of the house, while an eat-in kitchen with granite worktops and a separate dining area create an easy flow for family life and hosting. Seven balconies extend the living space outdoors and make the most of the cooling breezes and wide north-coast sea views.

To the rear and beneath the main residence are two fully furnished, self-contained apartments: one with two bedrooms and one with a single bedroom. Both are attached to the building but have their own separate entrances, giving them a strong sense of independence. They also enjoy their own garden area, creating a more private residential feel for tenants or guests. An internal connecting door allows the accommodation to be combined when required.

That layout also gives the property genuine income potential. The two furnished apartments could suit long-term letting or short-stay accommodation such as Airbnb, subject to the owner’s preferred use and any applicable approvals. For visitors looking for a quieter alternative to Grenada’s busier southern tourism areas, the Levera setting offers a very different proposition: beaches, open landscapes, sea views and a slower north-coast atmosphere.

Levera View Estate stands out because it is more than a large family house. The combination of a seven-bedroom layout, two fully furnished independent apartments and a location close to both Bathway and Levera beaches gives the property several credible routes for use and income.

The strongest selling point is the setting. The balconies frame broad sea views across Levera Beach, Levera Lake, Sugar Loaf and the northern hills, while the surrounding national-park landscape gives the property a sense of space and privacy that is increasingly difficult to find.

The two-bedroom and one-bedroom apartments sit beneath and to the rear of the main residence, each with a separate entrance and their own garden area. That makes them particularly well suited to rental use, extended family or guest accommodation without compromising the privacy of the main house.

From an investment perspective, there is also a credible short-stay opportunity. The furnished apartments could be positioned for Airbnb or holiday accommodation, subject to any required approvals, especially for travellers who want a more peaceful, nature-led stay away from the busier Grand Anse and south-coast areas. That gives the property an additional income story beyond conventional long-term rental.

At an asking price of US$625,000, I would position this for a buyer who values scale, views and flexibility over turnkey minimalism. There is room to update cosmetically, but the underlying proposition is compelling: a substantial residence, two furnished self-contained rental units, mature gardens and one of the most distinctive natural settings on Grenada’s north coast.