‘Sterling Point’ ending explained: do Annie and Ramona sell the island?

Sterling Point is streaming now on Prime Video, but do Annie and Ramona sell the island? Find out below. 

The eight-episode coming-of-age series has been created by My Old Ass director Megan Park and it follows Annie Jacobson (Ella Rubin), a 17-year-old New Yorker who discovers that her estranged late grandfather has left her an island in Canada. 

Annie travels there with her twin brother Connor (Keen Ruffalo) and adoptive father Steven (Jay Duplass), only to uncover a complicated family history and meet a sister she never knew she had. 

All eight episodes were released on Prime Video on August 5, and you can check out the trailer here: 

The show includes a range of needle drops from big artists, including Olvia Dean, Lana Del Rey, Olivia Rodrigo and Wolf Alice. See the full list here. 

Sterling Point ending explained: do Annie and Ramona sell the island? 

Annie and Ramona ultimately decide that they will not sell the island of Sterling Point, which they had been left by their late grandfather. Instead, they effectively swap lives, with Ramona deciding to move to New York and Annie staying behind on the island. 

The decision follows Ramona’s discovery that Steven, not Joe, is her biological father. She noticed that Steven shares her colourblindness and secretly obtains a DNA sample that confirms the revelation. 

Annie urges Ramona to stay, arguing that living together on the island would give them the chance to build the family life that they had both been missing. Ramona had grown up with Gordon as a father figure, but could now live with Steven. 

The final episode reveals that Ramona has chosen to leave, however, as she wakes up in Annie’s New York bedroom, drawing the curtains to reveal the Manhattan skyline. Annie is shown jumping into the lake at Sterling Point. 

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