Jeffrey Epstein’s Private Islands to list for $125 Million

News Synopsis
Jeffrey Epstein’s two private islands are going on the market for $125 million. In the US Virgin Islands, the properties were the key piece of Epstein's substantial property portfolio. The islands include a historic New York townhouse, a Paris apartment, a Palm Beach mansion and a New Mexico ranch.
The larger of the two is known as Great St. James. Covering an area of over 160 acres, it is located just a short distance from the bay of St. Thomas with only a small collection of structures and a marine preserve known as Christmas Cove, according to listing documents.
The small island is called Little St. James spread across 70 acres. It has a helipad, a private dock, a gas station, two pools, a mail residential compound, four guest villas, three private beaches, a gym and a tiki hut, according to the marketing materials.
Epstein bought Little St. James in 1998 and Great St. James in 2016 for close to $20 million, according to court records.