Long Island, Bahamas

Long Island, Bahamas: Land and Homes for Sale

228 homes and apartments for sale in Long Island, Bahamas.

Properties for sale in Long Island

24 properties shown

Estate In Bain's BluffHouse

$3,995,000

Long Island

6 bd 8 ba 743 m²
BONEFISH VALHALLA — Bonefish Valhalla StreetHouse

$1,790,000

Long Island

2 bd 2 ba 182 m²
5 Bedroom 4.5 Bath HouseHouse

$1,875,000

Long Island

5 bd 4 ba 557 m²
119 Stella Maris HouseHouse

$1,950,000

Long Island

2 bd 3 ba 501 m²
Camp Sunset — Wemyss Bight EstateHouse

$995,000

Long Island

3 bd 3 ba 278 m²
Beachfront Home In MileyHouse

$1,199,000

Long Island

4 bd 3 ba 190 m²
Cape Santa Maria HouseHouse

$775,000

Long Island

3 bd 3 ba 204 m²
Atlantic Blue — Scrub HillHouse

$850,000

Long Island

4 bd 4 ba 213 m²
Clarence Town HarbourHouse

$795,000

Long Island

3 bd 2 ba 158 m²
3/2 Harbour View HomeHouse

$649,000

Long Island

3 bd 2 ba 311 m²
Brenville Miller RoadHouse

$649,000

Long Island

4 bd 3 ba 372 m²
19 A Indian Hole PointHouse

$684,000

Long Island

2 bd 1 ba 69 m²
3/2 House In Cartwright'sHouse

$467,000

Long Island

3 bd 2 ba 176 m²
Long Island Home — WemyssHouse

$465,000

Long Island

2 bd 1 ba 92 m²
Oceanview Home W/garageHouse

$395,000

Long Island

2 bd 2 ba 104 m²
4BD/2BA House Scrub HillHouse

$325,000

Long Island

4 bd 2 ba 125 m²
In need of TLC — Queen's HighwayHouse

$162,000

Long Island

3 bd 2 ba 195 m²
Long Island Home — TurnquestsHouse

$175,000

Long Island

3 bd 1 ba 111 m²
Bank Owned — 3 Bed/2.5 Bath House, GliHouse

$155,000

Long Island

3 bd 2 ba 144 m²
2 Bed/1ba House In HamiltHouse

$155,000

Long Island

2 bd 1 ba 111 m²
Fixer Upper — Clarence Town HouseHouse

$120,000

Long Island

4 bd 2 ba 278 m²
4BD/4BA Incomplete HouseHouse

$115,000

Long Island

4 bd 4 ba 222 m²
Beach Front Property — 2BD/2BA Mckann'sHouse

$850,000

Long Island

2 bd 2 ba 185 m²
Petty's Waterfront HomeHouse

$479,000

Long Island

3 bd 2 ba 121 m²

Buyer's guide: Long Island

Searching for property for sale on Long Island, Bahamas? This is not the New York island but a long, thin Out Island in the central Bahamas. Of our 185 listings, 138 are land, and the median asking price is €155,552, so most buyers are choosing a beach or ocean plot rather than a finished house.

Long Island Bahamas market data

Figures come from current listings on RealEstateAbroad and are asking prices. Because most listings are acreage or large lots, price per m² and median size should be read with caution: the median size of 1,086 m² reflects lot area for many entries.

MeasureLong Island
Median asking price€155,552
P25 to p75€60,790 to €446,987
Median size1,086 m²
Listings185

Land first, homes second

Land makes up 138 listings, houses 37 and commercial properties 10. Bedroom counts, available for a smaller number of homes, show 17 three-bedroom, 10 two-bedroom, 7 four-bedroom and a few small or very large houses. Entry prices are low: a quarter of listings ask €60,790 or less, though the top quarter ask €446,987 and above for beachfront and ocean-view sites.

For comparison, see land in the Bahamas and houses in the Bahamas.

TypeListings
Land138
House37
Commercial10
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About the island

Long Island runs about 80 miles north to south, with an Atlantic coast of cliffs and beaches and a calmer Great Bahama Bank side. Clarence Town has twin churches built by Father Jerome and sits near Dean's Blue Hole, among the deepest known blue holes in the world, popular with freedivers. Stella Maris in the north is a resort area with a marina, and Cape Santa Maria has a well-known white-sand beach. Deadman's Cay has the island's airport, with flights from Nassau.

Services are limited: small clinics, a few shops and restaurants, and ferries and mail boats to Nassau. Hurricane exposure is real, so insurance, elevation and construction standards matter. Compare with busier islands such as Nassau, Exuma and Eleuthera before deciding.

On Long Island you buy land and quiet, and you plan for hurricanes, logistics and distance.

— RealEstateAbroad market note

Practical points before you bid

Visit before buying. Walk the boundaries with a surveyor, because Out Island plots are often marked by old stakes or natural features. Ask about access: some lots front a paved Queen's Highway while others sit on unpaved tracks. Check the availability of electricity from the public grid, water from wells or cisterns, and the cost of connecting. Ask for a flood and storm-surge assessment for coastal lots, and get quotes for hurricane insurance. Most buyers also set aside funds for a caretaker, since empty houses suffer in the humidity and storms.

Buying in the Bahamas as a foreigner

Foreigners can buy property in the Bahamas. Purchase of vacant land for development generally requires registering with the Bahamas Investment Authority, and purchases of more than five acres need approval for non-residents. A Bahamian attorney carries out title searches, and the Bahamas uses a Crown-grant system, so confirm the history of title and any family land issues, which are common on Out Islands.

Approximate costs (verify locally): stamp duty of up to 10% on higher-value transfers, often split with the seller, plus legal fees and VAT on services. A real-property tax applies annually and is low for owner-occupied homes. Building on Out Islands requires imported materials and contractors, so build costs and timelines exceed mainland expectations. Our Bahamas consultation guide, financing page and Bahamas overview provide details. Budget buyers can see cheap Bahamas listings.

Last updated 8 October 2026

Buying property in Long Island: FAQ

Is Long Island, Bahamas the same as Long Island, New York?

No. This page is about the Out Island in the central Bahamas, while New York's Long Island is a separate place.

Can foreigners buy land on Long Island?

Yes, subject to registration and, for larger plots, approval. A Bahamian attorney should handle the transaction.

How do I check title?

Use an attorney to search the registry and check for generational (family) land, which can create disputed ownership.

How hard is building on the island?

Materials, labour and utilities need planning, and costs are higher than on busy islands. Hurricane-rated construction is essential.

Is financing available?

Local banks lend selectively to non-residents, and many buyers use cash or equity from elsewhere.

How do I get there?

Flights run from Nassau to Deadman's Cay and Stella Maris, and mail boats serve some settlements. Schedules vary, so verify before booking.

Is there a cap on how much land I can buy?

Larger parcels of vacant land may need approval, and rules change. A Bahamian attorney can confirm current thresholds.

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