- 4 Beds
- 6.5 Baths
- 4,956 Sq Ft
FIN PENTHOUSE 32
- MLS# 420545
Searching for the right property often starts with narrowing down what matters most. Location, budget, property type, size, or proximity to the water. Crighton Properties brings together Cayman Islands real estate for sale across Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac, and Little Cayman, giving buyers a convenient place to compare available options.
Explore residential homes and condos, beachfront and canal-front properties, land, multi-unit developments, and commercial opportunities. The search tools allow you to filter listings by location, price, bedrooms, bathrooms, square footage, property type, and waterfront setting, helping you focus on properties that fit your requirements.
Each of the Cayman real estate listings provides property-specific details that can help you compare options before arranging a viewing or speaking with an agent.
Whether you are searching for a primary home, an investment property, land for future development, or a waterfront residence, the goal is to make it easier to understand what is available and where to begin your search.
Location can affect much more than the view from a property. Daily travel, access to schools and services, nearby amenities, property type, and future resale demand can all influence where buyers choose to search.
Seven Mile Beach and the surrounding corridor remains one of the best-known property areas in Grand Cayman. Buyers can find condos, apartments, and waterfront residences within convenient reach of restaurants, shopping, Camana Bay, and George Town.
South Sound offers a more residential setting while remaining close to George Town, schools, healthcare, and other everyday services. The area includes condos, family homes, and waterfront properties.
George Town can appeal to buyers who want to remain close to major employment centres, healthcare facilities, the airport, shopping, and government services. Available property types can range from residential developments to commercial opportunities.
Prospect and Red Bay provide access to established residential communities, schools, supermarkets, and relatively convenient routes towards George Town.
Further east, Savannah offers a different residential setting, including single-family homes, larger lots, and inland properties that may suit buyers who do not require a beachfront location.
West Bay provides another varied market, with condos, houses, land, and waterfront properties available in different parts of the district.
Buyers exploring properties for sale in the Cayman Islands can also search areas such as Cayman Kai, Rum Point, Bodden Town, East End, North Side, Cayman Brac, and Little Cayman depending on their preferred lifestyle, budget, and property requirements.
The Cayman property market includes several different types of real estate, and understanding how they differ can make it easier to narrow your search.
Condos and apartments are available across many parts of Grand Cayman, including waterfront, resort-style, and inland developments. Buyers may want to compare factors such as strata fees, shared facilities, location, unit size, and maintenance responsibilities when reviewing these properties.
Single-family homes can suit buyers looking for an individual residence and private lot. Options range from established neighbourhood homes to larger waterfront and canal-front properties.
Beachfront, oceanfront, and canal-front properties should also be considered separately. A beachfront home may prioritise direct beach access, while canal-front property can appeal to buyers interested in boating access. Oceanfront properties can offer open-water views without necessarily providing a sandy beach.
Buyers can also explore land for sale, including inland and waterfront parcels that may be considered for residential or development purposes, subject to planning requirements and other due diligence.
Crighton Properties’ Cayman real estate listings also include multi-unit and commercial properties, giving investors and business buyers options beyond conventional residential real estate.
When comparing Cayman Islands real estate for sale, it helps to consider not only purchase price but also property use, location, maintenance requirements, ownership costs, accessibility, and long-term plans for the property.
Once you have shortlisted suitable properties for sale in the Cayman Islands, the next step is to understand the purchase process.
Buyers typically begin by confirming their budget and financing arrangements before viewing suitable properties and submitting an offer. Once the price and terms are agreed, the transaction can move into contract, deposit, due diligence, and legal review.
A Cayman Islands attorney can assist with matters such as title searches, contractual documentation, and closing requirements. Depending on the transaction and financing arrangements, a property valuation, survey, or inspection may also be required.
Buyers should also budget for applicable stamp duty, legal fees, and other transaction costs. The amount of stamp duty can depend on the property's value and any qualifying concessions.
At closing, the remaining purchase funds are settled and ownership is formally transferred and registered.
Typical property listings include condominiums, single-family homes, canal-front residences, and development land parcels. Condos are especially common near Seven Mile Beach, while inland areas feature a mix of family homes and investment properties suited for both residents and overseas buyers.
Buyers typically pay a stamp duty (property tax) along with legal fees, bank charges if financing is involved, and valuation costs. Additional expenses may include strata fees, due diligence checks, and ongoing ownership costs, depending on the type of property purchased.
Yes. Most Cayman real estate listing platforms offer filters for price range, neighborhood, property type, number of bedrooms, and waterfront or inland options. This makes it easy to narrow down listings that match your needs and budget.
Some real estate listings mention mortgage or financing options, but most buyers confirm loan eligibility and terms directly with local banks or a mortgage advisor.
Properties listed through the CIREBA Multiple Listing System are intended to reflect current market availability. Updates displayed on an individual real estate company's website can depend on its listing feed and update process. Crighton Properties regularly updates its available listings, but buyers should confirm a property's current status with an agent before arranging a viewing or making an offer.
You are not legally required to use a local real estate agent to purchase property in the Cayman Islands. Working with an experienced local agent can make the process easier, especially if you are unfamiliar with different neighbourhoods, current listings, pricing, negotiations, or the local buying process.
As a CIREBA member, Crighton Properties can also help buyers access properties listed through the CIREBA MLS and coordinate with the other professionals involved in a transaction, including attorneys, lenders, valuers, and inspectors.