List your villa
Sterling Point manages homes on St. Croix from the island itself. If you own one, tell us about it and we'll tell you whether we're a fit.
We manage homes on St. Croix for their owners: beachfront villas, ocean-view condos, a six-bedroom beach house. Every one is presented on this site and on the major booking channels, priced to its calendar, and looked after by people who live on the island.
Why owners work with us
St. Croix is a small island, and a rental home is only as good as the people standing behind it when a guest arrives at 11 p.m. or a pump fails on a holiday weekend. Sterling Point is a licensed real-estate operation based in Christiansted; the vacation-rental side is the same team, on the ground. When you list with us, the person who answers a prospective guest's question is the same one who meets the plumber and checks the home after a storm. There is no absentee host and no mainland call center between your house and the people in it.
What full management covers
We run the whole operation so you don't have to think about it. In short: guests, the home, the marketing, and the reporting. The detail is below.
How your home gets booked
Two things fill a calendar: being seen by the right guests, and being easy to book once they're interested. Your home gets its own page on this site with its full description, every photo and its real reviews; a place on the island map; and a link into the island's guides, the guidebooks and a long island reference that pull search traffic and answer the questions guests ask before they commit. It also goes on the major booking channels where travelers already shop. And it can be booked direct through Sterling Point, which keeps more of each booking with your home instead of a third party. The best proof of the marketing is the site you're reading: this is the standard your home is presented at.
How we look after the home
Every property in the portfolio is inspected, cleaned and supported by an on-island team. Turnovers, linens, restocking and maintenance are coordinated here, not remotely. When something needs a trade — a pool service, an electrician, a roofer after a blow — we have the island relationships to get it done, and we tell you what happened and what it cost.
What we'll ask you
Where the home is, how many bedrooms, whether it's renting now and with whom, and what you're hoping a manager will change. That's enough for us to say whether we're the right fit — including when we think we're not.
What we won't promise
Revenue numbers before we've seen the home. Anyone who quotes you a nightly rate or an annual figure from a form hasn't looked at your calendar, your season or your house. We'd rather earn the home by showing you how we'd run it than win it with a number we'd have to walk back.
For owners, at a glance
- Based inChristiansted, St. Croix
- Sizes1 to 6 bedrooms
- AreasChristiansted · East End · West End
- BookingsDirect + major channels
Talk to a person
No form-letters. Reach the on-island team directly.
What the island actually does
These are the island's own figures — the U.S. Virgin Islands Bureau of Economic Research 2024 accommodations report and published climate averages — not our marketing.
Seasons, weather and demand, month by month
Why the calendar prices the way it does — and why the quiet months are quiet. Useful whether you rent the home yourself or hand it to us.
Sources: U.S. Virgin Islands Bureau of Economic Research, 2024 accommodations report (occupancy and seasonality); weather2travel climate averages (temperature, sea temperature, rainfall). Typical figures; verify current conditions before travel.
What fills a St. Croix calendar
St. Croix is U.S. soil, so American guests — most of the market — fly in without a passport, spend dollars and keep their phones. Winter is the draw: the Christmas Winds bring the driest, breeziest weather from mid-December through March, and snowbirds and spring-breakers follow it. Territory-wide, hotels ran 77.9% full in February 2024 and 38.3% in September. The wet, hurricane-prone fall is the quiet, best-value stretch — which is exactly when flexible pricing and a manager who watches the calendar earn their keep.
More nonstops, more guests
Getting here keeps getting easier, and every new route widens the pool of guests. Nonstops reach St. Croix from Miami, Charlotte, Atlanta, Chicago and Fort Lauderdale, and on October 31, 2026 United adds Newark — the first New-York-area nonstop in more than thirty years. San Juan, St. Thomas and Nevis fly the short hops. Air arrivals to the U.S. Virgin Islands grew 16.2% in 2024.
Everything the home needs, handled here
Hand over as much as you like. Most owners hand over all of it and stop thinking about the operation — which is the point of a manager on the island.
- GuestsInquiries answered, bookings confirmed, and communication before, during and after every stay. Guests reach a real on-island person, not a queue.
- The homeInspections, professional cleaning, linens and restocking, and maintenance coordinated with island trades. Owner stays and blocks kept on the same calendar.
- Marketing & bookingsYour own page on this site with every photo and its real reviews, a spot on the major channels, and direct booking through Sterling Point that keeps more of each stay with your home.
- ReportingPricing set to your home and the season, plain reporting on bookings and what was spent, and a person to call when you have a question about your own house.
From first call to first guest
No long forms and no obligation. The first step is a conversation; everything after it only happens if the home is a fit for both of us.
- Tell us about the home. The form below, or a call. Where it is, how many bedrooms, and what you're hoping to change.
- A conversation and a walkthrough. We talk it through, and if it looks like a fit we see the home in person — no home is quoted from a photo.
- Photography, listing and pricing. We present the home properly and price it to the house and the season, not to a spreadsheet.
- Live and bookable. Your home goes up on this site and the major channels, bookable direct with the on-island team.
- Ongoing management. Guests, turnovers, maintenance and reporting from here on — and a person to call.
Ready when you are
Start with the home. We'll tell you straight whether we're the right manager for it.
Tell us about the homeStart the conversation
Send the basics and we'll come back to you with a real answer, including if we don't think we're the right fit. Prefer to talk? Call 340-626-0245 or email rich@sterlingpointvi.com.
We manage across St. Croix: Christiansted, the East End and The Shoys, and the west end near Frederiksted.
What owners ask us
Do you only manage the homes you sell?
No. Sterling Point is a licensed real-estate operation, but the vacation-rental side manages homes for owners we've never sold and never will. If you own a rentable home on St. Croix, it can be a fit whether or not you ever plan to sell it.
Where on the island do you manage?
Across St. Croix: Christiansted and the East End, The Shoys, and the west end near Frederiksted. The portfolio on this site runs from a one-bedroom ocean-view condo to a six-bedroom beach house, so most home types and sizes fit.
Can I still use the home myself?
Yes. Owner stays and blocks go on the same calendar we manage; you tell us the dates you want and we work around them. It's your home first.
Do I have to leave my current channels or manager?
We'll walk through it together. Some owners come to us self-managed, some from another manager, some already listed on the big channels. We'll tell you what we'd keep, what we'd change, and whether moving is worth it for your home — including if the answer is no.
What will it cost me?
That depends on the home, the services it needs and how it's set up, so we quote it after we've seen the place, not from a form. What we won't do is bury fees or surprise you: you'll know the arrangement before anything is signed.
Will you tell me what the home will earn?
Not before we've seen it. Anyone who quotes you a nightly rate or an annual number from a web form hasn't looked at your calendar, your season or your house. Once we've walked it, we'll talk real numbers grounded in what comparable homes here actually book.
Isn't St. Croix too seasonal to rent well?
It has a season, like every leisure market, but the winter is strong and long. Roughly 60% of U.S. Virgin Islands visitors come December through May, and territory-wide hotels ran near 78% full in February 2024 against about 38% in September. The quiet fall is real, and it's exactly where flexible pricing, longer stays and a manager watching the calendar make the difference. Average stays are lengthening too — 3.7 nights in 2024, up from 3.4.
Who do my guests deal with?
The on-island team, before, during and after the stay — the same people who look after the house. Several reviews on this site mention Rich, who manages the homes, by name. Guests are never handed off to a call center.
How do I start?
Tell us about the home using the form on this page, or call. There's no obligation; the first step is a conversation and, if it looks like a fit, a walkthrough.
The standard your home joins
Every one is presented the same way: the listing's own words, every photo, and real reviews including the critical ones.
BeachfrontThe Cerulean
BeachfrontShoy's Beach House
BeachfrontToes in the Sand Beach House
Private poolThe Buck Island Overlook
Private poolOcean View Villa with Buck Island Views
East EndDragonfly Villa
BeachfrontSunset Oasis
Private poolSunset Sea-Clusion
ChristianstedHook 'em on Paradise
East EndMoko Vista
ChristianstedCozy Condo with Beach Access
Christiansted