From His Heart to the Hills—Welcome to the Crown

Meet Jahbi – The Heart and Hands Behind The Crown

The Crown is not just a place—it’s a living expression of one man’s devotion to land, legacy, and love.

Jahbi, born in the hills of Haddo, carries the spirit of Jamaica in everything he touches. After decades working as a contractor in California, he returned home with a vision rooted in more than blueprints—it was rooted in reverence. Reverence for the earth, for the culture that shaped him, and for a way of life often overlooked by the outside world.

Though deeply guided by Rastafari values—simplicity, community, respect for nature, and spiritual connection—Jahbi resists labels. He moves with integrity, lives with intention, and leads with heart. His love for Jamaica isn’t something he talks about—it’s something you feel the moment you arrive. In the sway of the palms he planted, the mango trees heavy with fruit, the lush landscape that flourishes under his care. It’s in the music that drifts through the hills and the conversations shared over a cup of hot cocoa. The Crown is his creation—but more than that, it’s his invitation.

An invitation to slow down, open up, and experience life as it really is here.

Full of color. Full of rhythm. Full of meaning.

Whether you come for rest, celebration, or exploration, Jahbi welcomes you not as a tourist—but as someone worthy of being shown something sacred. His joy is in sharing, not selling. In offering, not entertaining. In creating a space where those who are open can experience the soul of Jamaica in its truest form.

This isn’t just his home. It’s his offering to the world. And in every way, Jahbi is a king—not by title, but by presence.