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Explore the 19th-century Jamaican-Georgian home of George Stiebel, Jamaica's first Black millionaire.
Built in 1881, the historic mansion sits at the center of the 11-acre Devon House property. You can only enter the interior on a 40-minute guided tour. Tickets cost USD 24 for international adults and USD 16 for children, and prices change.
Inside, you will find original 19th-century antiques sourced from Jamaica, France, and England. Food, drinks, and touching the artifacts are strictly prohibited.
10 minutesNeeds authorization
This elegant room features period decor and an original 18th-century English chandelier. It was built for formal entertaining. Look up during your visit to see the ornate cherubs etched into the ceiling.
5 minutesChippendale table
A formal dining area showcasing exquisite antique porcelain and a large Chippendale table. Ask your guide about the lavish social events George Stiebel hosted here. Remember that touching the furnishings is not allowed.
10 minutesTropical design touches
These were the personal quarters of the Stiebel family. The room is filled with authentic Victorian-era furnishings. Notice the specific tropical adaptations made to traditional European furniture styles.
