Royal Palm Estate, the historic Runaway Bay property made famous by the Jamaican television series of the same name, is on the market for US$2.5 million.
The property is the original crown jewel of the century-old Belle Air Estate and sits on approximately nine acres of landscaped grounds.
The estate features a four-bedroom main residence, with each bedroom having an en-suite bathroom. It also includes living and dining areas, a powder room, dining gazebo and swimming pool.
There is also a two-bedroom guest cottage, along with separate staff quarters.
The property is being sold fully furnished, excluding artwork and personal effects.
The estate is being marketed as an opportunity for use as a private residence, boutique hotel or wellness retreat. Residential development is also a possibility, subject to the necessary approvals.
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