Triton
Villa

Tucked behind the protected dunes of Long Bay Beach on Providenciales, Triton Villa represents a rare convergence of scale, privacy, and refined Caribbean design. Set across more than seven acres with 150 feet of beachfront, the estate encompasses approximately 18,000 square feet of living space thoughtfully designed to capture the tranquility and elevated lifestyle that define the Turks and Caicos. In one of the Caribbean’s most sought-after residential and tourism destinations, Triton stands as a benchmark property, offering both a serene retreat and the full suite of amenities expected from an ultra-luxury villa.

The estate includes fifteen bedrooms in total: an eight-bedroom main residence, four private garden bungalows, and three-bedroom staff quarters, allowing for both expansive entertaining and complete discretion. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame uninterrupted turquoise views, while high ceilings and open corridors invite air and light to circulate naturally throughout the home. The great room opens seamlessly to beachfront terraces, creating a fluid transition between interior and exterior living. Crisp white walls, natural woods, and soft neutral palettes establish a contemporary coastal aesthetic that feels both sophisticated and relaxed.

At the heart of the residence, a meticulously designed commercial-grade kitchen—featuring dual ovens, a Sub-Zero refrigerator, and expansive stone counters—functions as both a chef’s workspace and an architectural focal point. Flexible dining spaces accommodate everything from formal gatherings in the interior dining room to al fresco dinners on the beach deck or casual breakfasts poolside. Recent (2021) enhancements led by Togu Design of Miami further elevated the estate, which introduced the sports center, four garden bungalows, a beachfront gym, expanded kitchen facilities, a second primary suite, and an owner’s office with meeting space, each seamlessly integrated into the villa’s original design.

Outdoor living at Triton is equally curated. The property features two heated pools, including an infinity-edge pool with a glass wall that visually merges with the ocean horizon, along with a hot tub, cold plunge, firepit lounge, outdoor movie theater, bocce court, and multiple cabanas and terraces positioned to follow the sun. The newly constructed private sports center includes the only red clay tennis court and the only two padel courts in Turks and Caicos, in addition to a pickleball court and a covered lounge with a bar.

Named for the Greek messenger of the sea, Triton Villa is both a sanctuary and an entertainment-driven retreat. Positioned on one of the world’s premier beaches for kiteboarding, it blends effortless island living with sophisticated luxury—proving just as suited for serene mornings on the sand as it is for a little reality-TV drama in The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip.

Additional details on this spectacular Luxury Auction® can be found in the Due Diligence section below.

LONG BAY HILLS, PROVIDENCIALES. Located on the southeastern shore of Providenciales, Long Bay Hills is one of the most sought-after residential enclaves in Turks and Caicos. Known for its tranquil setting and expansive beachfront estates, the community offers a more private, residential alternative to the island’s resort-centered areas. With powder-soft sand and shallow, crystal-clear water stretching for miles along Long Bay Beach, the setting is ideal for swimming, paddleboarding, and kiteboarding, all framed by uninterrupted sunrise views over the Atlantic.

The community is characterized by low-density development and architecturally distinctive villas set on generous parcels. Many properties feature elevated positions that capture steady trade winds and panoramic ocean vistas, while others enjoy direct beachfront access with room for guest houses, pools, and outdoor entertaining spaces. The area appeals to both full-time residents and second-home owners seeking discretion, security, and proximity to modern conveniences without sacrificing serenity.

Though peaceful and tucked away, Long Bay Hills is just a short drive from the restaurants, marinas, and amenities of Grace Bay. This balance of seclusion and accessibility has positioned the neighborhood as a premier destination for luxury investment within Turks and Caicos. Whether envisioned as a private beachfront retreat or a high-performing vacation rental, properties in Long Bay Hills offer enduring value in one of the Caribbean’s most desirable markets.

TURKS AND CAICOS.  A British Overseas Territory located southeast of the Bahamas, the Turks and Caicos is comprised of 40 low-lying coral islands and cays, eight of which are inhabited. Renowned for its turquoise waters and world-class beaches, the destination consistently ranks among the top luxury travel markets in the Caribbean. Providenciales—often referred to as “Provo”—serves as the hub for upscale resorts, private villas, fine dining, and a growing collection of high-end residential communities.

At the heart of its global acclaim is Grace Bay Beach, a 12-mile stretch of powder-soft sand frequently named one of the best beaches in the world by international travel publications. The surrounding waters are protected by one of the largest barrier reef systems in the Western Hemisphere, making Turks and Caicos a premier destination for diving, snorkeling, and sport fishing. Luxury marinas accommodate mega-yachts, and private aviation traffic through Providenciales International Airport reflects the territory’s appeal among high-net-worth travelers.

Turks and Caicos has long attracted notable figures seeking privacy and discretion. Celebrities, including Bruce Willis, who previously owned a substantial estate in Parrot Cay, along with frequent visitors such as Drake, the Kardashian family, and Justin Bieber. Exclusive private island resorts like COMO Parrot Cay reinforce the destination’s ultra-luxury positioning, offering secluded beachfront villas, celebrity-favored spa experiences, and discreet five-star service. Beyond its natural beauty, the territory is known for its stable governance, use of the U.S. dollar, absence of annual property taxes, and investor-friendly environment—factors that have strengthened its standing in the global luxury real estate market. Combined with its pristine environment, low-density development, and sophisticated yet understated atmosphere, Turks and Caicos continues to define luxury at the highest level.