ISLAND LIVING IN THE BAHAMAS Little Norman’s Cay is a self-sufficient, 40- acre private island in the Bahamas’ Exumas archipelago. The 7,200-square-foot main house has a private beachfront location on the island’s eastern ridge. Its adobe-style architecture takes inspiration from the American Southwest, with barrel-vault ceilings, a rustic kitchen, and a central courtyard. The primary suite, one of five bedrooms in the main house, features a sea-view bathroom. Two self-contained guest houses accompany amenities like a pool, cinema, and billiards lounge. Infrastructure includes a deepwater marina, boathouse, and maintenance buildings powered by solar energy and back-up generators. White-sand beaches, rolling hills, and calm turquoise waters make the island ideal for boating, swimming, and other water activities. Just minutes away by boat is a neighboring resort with a 5,000-foot airstrip and megayacht marina.
LITTLE NORMAN’S CAY EXUMAS, BAHAMAS
ELEVATED RETREAT IN ANTIGUA Pelican Ridge rises 150 feet above the surf within the members-only Mill Reef Club, one of the Caribbean’s most exclusive resorts. The property offers exceptional privacy and sweeping views of the Caribbean Sea. Its timeless design complements the natural beauty of Antigua, part of the Leeward Islands nation of Antigua and Barbuda.
The four-acre property features a 9,700-square-foot main house centered around a pool. Airy indoor- outdoor living spaces are designed to embrace the island’s cooling trade winds and uninterrupted sea views.
The four-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bathroom home includes a light-filled living room with high ceilings and tall walls of glass that frame the surrounding seascape. A loggia provides another view of the Caribbean and a picturesque setting for outdoor dining.
PELICAN RIDGE MILL REEF CLUB, ANTIGUA
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