Cayman Islands
Escape

Just minutes from the Cayman Islands’ capital, George Town, this seafront estate offers ultimate privacy and the perfect balance of convenience and luxury. The casually elegant residence blends architecture by Arek Joseph with interior design by internationally renowned hotel designer Pam Anderson to create a harmonious indoor-outdoor setting.

Situated on over 2 acres and approx. 235 ft of water frontage, the Property offers a private, gated entry and a sprawling main residence with 5 beds, 5 full and 1 half baths, and unparalleled views of The Caribbean Sea from every vantage point. Neutral colors, pebble-lined floor, mahogany wood interspersed with South American hardwood accents, and unique coastal details throughout blend interior and exterior seamlessly to reflect the Caymanian environment while incorporating the ambiance of a luxury hotel.

All living spaces were designed to enjoy south-facing sea views though the panoramic views can be found in the two-story great room which features cathedral ceilings, and walls of French doors and windows. A formal dining and family room adjoins a chef’s kitchen outfitted with granite countertops and Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances. Separate wings provide access to an elegant primary suite fit for a five-star resort, and spacious guest beds.

Outdoor living areas include an expansive enclosed loggia lining the entire rear of the Property with a fully-equipped outdoor kitchen. A multi-use 40’ x 50’ infinity-edge pool seemingly spills into the ocean, and is suitable for parties, family fun, and exercising, with exactly 100 laps to one mile, while the adjacent spa comfortably fits 8-10 people–ideal for relaxing.

Provisioned with an extensive hurricane protection system, the Property includes gullies on either side of the residence, hurricane-proof glass windows and doors, and double-sided stainless-steel shutters set into steel-embedded posts.

Additional amenities include a separate 2-bedroom caretaker’s cottage and an additional guest residence located above the 3-car garage.

SAVANNAH, GRAND CAYMANS. Beauty and history preservation makes Savannah a breathtaking location one has to experience to believe. Although it is the highest-elevated town of Grand Cayman, Savannah can be enjoyed above ground and underwater. On land, a variety of shops, restaurants, and cafes will have you feeling like a local. Explore the Governor Michael Gore Bird Sanctuary and historical locations like the Pedro St. James National Historic Site to get a taste of Savannah’s rich flora, fauna, and history. With a spectacular array of oceanic wildlife, Savannah offers ample outdoor activities, from deep sea fishing to relaxing along the shoreline. 

Just a 10-minute trip will lead you to George Town, Grand Cayman’s quaint yet exhilarating capital where more than half of the island’s population lives. Mute the world around you as you explore underwater life to admire the reefs in Stingray City or visit the spectacular crystal and speleothem caves showcasing intricate stalagmite and stalactite formations. The island is also home to the epitome of luxury and relaxation, known as Seven Mile Beach, and “The Caribbean’s Best Beach” according to Caribbean Travel and Life Magazine, this award-winning beach features powder-like sand and sparkling, turquoise waters. Every crevice of this picturesque island is welcoming and charming. 

GRAND CAYMAN, CYM. Making up part of the British Overseas Territories located in the Caribbean and the largest of three Cayman Islands, Grand Cayman is known for its pristine beaches and high density of sea turtles, so much so Christopher Columbus named the islands Las Tortugas when they were sighted in the 16th century. This 22-mile-wide island encompasses five of the six districts and three-quarters of the territory’s entire land mass; it is no wonder that it is home to most of the territory’s population of approximately 55,000 people.

The year-round tropical climate and beautiful scenery encourage tourism, which makes up the majority of the Cayman Islands’ economy. Although, the island’s strong financial presence also helps drive the economy and lends itself to one of the leading international financial centers, with 43 of the 50 largest banks in the world in Grand Cayman and a plethora of additional investment banks and trust companies. For those who prefer to invest their time, the number of shipwrecks surrounding the island are sure to delight.