Jeffrey Epstein’s Island Gets Big Makeover After Being Sold for $60M

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The island of Little St. James — better known to some as Jeffrey Epstein’s “Pedophile Island” — has undergone a significant makeover as its new owner prepares it for a new life as a luxury resort.

Billionaire co-founder of Black Diamond Capital Management Stephen Deckoff bought it and nearby Great St. James for $60 million in May — a little less than half the original asking price of $125 million, the New York Post noted.

Now, the Post has obtained exclusive new pictures of the Island’s new look.

The original buildings appear to be mostly intact, but with some additions and significantly different paint jobs.

For example, the previously blue-striped “temple” building on the coast is almost unrecognizable in its current form.

“The temple was previously painted to make it look like it had a pair of forbidding wooden front doors with a medieval-style lock, but has now been remodeled as an outdoor patio and fire pit, and appears ready for a DJ set,” the Post reported.

The images revealed a number of less permanent changes, as well, including new deck chairs around a pool and a couple of “inflatable swans.”

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