Isla di Yerba— Isla di Yerba is an undeveloped private island of approximately 7.2 acres offered for sale in Spanish Water, Curaçao, for residential use. Area subject to survey and title confirmation. Price upon request.

The entire island, approximately 7.2 acres, with area subject to survey and title confirmation. Seller materials state approximately 29,580 m² (approximately 7.31 acres); a historical subdivision plan records 29,146 m² (approximately 7.20 acres). Final area is subject to reconciliation against the current registered survey and title, and neither figure is independently certified. Seller information describes the offering as including a 10/11 undivided interest in an approximately 5,705 sq ft (530 m²) mainland property at Jan Zoutvat, subject to confirmation of title and transfer terms. The properties have separate cadastral references, and the mainland interest is shared, so title, co-ownership terms and practical access rights should be reviewed together; no exclusive parking or docking is guaranteed.

A family compound is one of the residential possibilities to explore. A design brief might combine a principal residence, family and guest accommodation, shared gardens and gathering spaces. Building numbers, staff accommodation, floor areas and amenities must be established through architectural and planning review; the rendering is not an approved accommodation schedule.

As last reported to the offering team on 5 September 2026, permits were being worked on and were not finalized. Buyers should obtain the current approval record. Any development remains subject to required approvals. No lot count, floor area, building height, coverage, setback or subdivision entitlement is represented as established.

As last reported to the offering team on 5 September 2026, permits were being worked on and were not finalized, so no construction permit is represented as in place. Buyers should obtain the current approval record and establish whether their design, infrastructure and proposed phases can be authorized. The same review must address marine works and the mainland facilities needed to support use of the island.

The present offering prioritizes acquisition of the entire island. Survey and subdivision work was reported by the seller as in progress in August 2026, and its current status requires confirmation; no completed measurement certificates are represented. Final measurement certificates and the current cadastral record should be reviewed before relying on individual parcel boundaries or separate-lot availability. A buyer considering later individual sales must also establish title, servicing and shared-management arrangements. The property is presented for residential use, not as a hotel, resort or commercial project. No specific individual lot is offered through this page.

Access is by water. Seller information describes the offering as including a 10/11 undivided interest in an approximately 5,705 sq ft (530 m²) mainland property at Jan Zoutvat, subject to confirmation of title and transfer terms; that shared interest is central to assessing vehicle parking, arrivals, supplies and tender transfers, and guarantees no exclusive parking or docking. Mainland parking design and any shared-management or owners' association documentation were reported by the seller as under review in August 2026; current status requires confirmation. Buyers should review the final design, responsibilities, costs and governing documents as part of their due diligence, and a visit should test the complete arrival sequence, including accessibility, nighttime transfers and emergency arrangements.

In the August 2026 seller report, a communal marina was the concept under discussion, rather than individual private docks; current status requires confirmation. Marine rights, permissions, berth capacity and operating arrangements remain subject to confirmation and the required approvals; no finalized marine approval is represented. Existing marinas elsewhere in Spanish Water do not establish rights at Isla di Yerba. Boats and marine features shown in renderings are illustrative, not approved infrastructure.

The island is currently undeveloped. Solar power, battery storage and generator backup were reported by the seller as under evaluation in August 2026, with design and costs unresolved; current status requires confirmation. Final system design, capacity, costs and operating arrangements remain to be confirmed. Water, wastewater, internet, landing facilities and internal circulation also require a coordinated delivery plan. Reliable servicing should be resolved before a building programme is fixed.

The island is separated from the mainland by water, within an existing residential and boating community—not an isolated open-sea location. Surrounding properties and passing vessels form part of the setting. A family-estate design should consider sightlines, lighting, landscaping and arrival control without assuming exclusive use of the surrounding water.

A family estate needs a plan for caretaking, security, transfers, landscape maintenance and servicing of buildings and utilities, including periods when owners are away. A multi-residence project also needs clear shared-cost and governance arrangements. Staffing, management contracts, insurance and annual operating budgets have not been established by this offering; request a scope-specific assessment.

Review mangroves and shoreline vegetation, marine works, drainage, wastewater, ground conditions and construction access against the intended design. Existing environmental material should be checked for scope and currency; it also identifies archaeological matters requiring current specialist review, and historic observations do not establish present conditions or clearance. Obtain site-specific engineering and insurance advice covering wind, flooding, marine exposure and construction risks. No storm immunity or insurance availability is implied.

No verified development budget, completion date or return is published. A credible plan needs current design quantities, utility and marine proposals, contractor pricing, logistics, contingency and operating costs. Developers should distinguish closed comparable sales from asking prices and test phasing and sales assumptions. Families should assess the full cost of creating and maintaining their intended estate.

Spanish Water has established boating facilities and waterfront communities. Old Quarry offers an 18-hole golf course in the Santa Barbara setting, while Jan Thiel has beach and dining venues. Visits can help assess which destinations fit your lifestyle. Membership, berthing, access and reservations are arranged with the individual operators; none is conveyed by this sale.

Marinas·Golf·Jan Thiel

Curaçao has direct air connections with North America, Europe and South America, and private-aviation services at Curaçao International Airport. Routes and schedules vary. Travel to Isla di Yerba also requires mainland transport and a boat transfer; no fixed airport-to-island time is represented. Confirm the complete itinerary for your departure city and travel dates.

Flight information·General aviation

Curaçao Medical Center operates a 24-hour emergency department. The International School of Curaçao offers schooling through grade 12 and IB programmes. English is widely spoken alongside other languages. Families should confirm admissions, medical and insurance needs, and the practical school and emergency-transfer routes before planning extended residence. These services are on Curaçao, not on Isla di Yerba.

Healthcare·School·Languages

CINEX's published guidance describes property ownership as open to foreign nationals without requiring residence. For this acquisition, an independent Curaçao notary and legal adviser should confirm the buyer's eligibility, tenure, encumbrances, mainland co-ownership rights and transfer requirements. Banking, source-of-funds checks and any applicable exchange-control requirements should be addressed early.

CINEX guidance, December 2023, p. 7·Central bank

The property purchase should not be treated as permission to reside, work or obtain citizenship. Curaçao has its own admission process, including published investor-permit provisions requiring an application and qualifying conditions. It is a constituent country of the Kingdom of the Netherlands and an EU-associated Overseas Country and Territory, not European Netherlands. Confirm the applicable pathway for your nationality and intended stay.

Admission process·Investor-permit framework·EU relationship

There may be relevant incentives, but the analysis differs for a private-use estate, an eligible relocating individual and a development business. Curaçao publishes a conditional Penshonado regime and incentives for qualifying business investment. Neither establishes this buyer's or project's eligibility. Obtain coordinated local and home-country advice before assigning value to any benefit; no tax saving is included in the offering.

Tax authority·CINEX incentives

Ask advisers to assess transfer and notarial charges, recurring property tax, construction and import costs, and the treatment of future sales, business profits, distributions, gifts and succession for the chosen structure. Home-country obligations may continue: U.S. citizens and resident aliens generally remain subject to U.S. tax on worldwide income. No universal all-in tax estimate applies to every buyer.

Notarial fees·Property-tax framework·IRS

Price upon request. Contact the offering team for pricing, the offering memorandum and available permitting, cadastral, environmental and architectural materials. State your intended use and priority questions so the discussion can focus on your acquisition. Developed images are illustrative only. The materials support—but do not replace—your independent legal, technical and financial review.