A Newly-Built Contemporary Estate in Turks and Caicos Hits the Market for $4.9 Million, With Panoramic Grace Bay Views
A newly completed contemporary estate set atop one of Providenciales’ most elevated points has come to market for $4.9 million in the Turks and Caicos Islands, offering sweeping views across Grace Bay and the island’s north shore coastline. Known as Villa Dawn, the residence sits on roughly 0.71 acres and spans approximately 7,500 square feet […] The post A Newly-Built Contemporary Estate in Turks and Caicos Hits the Market for $4.9 Million, With Panoramic Grace Bay Views appeared first on Caribbean Journal.
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A newly completed contemporary estate set atop one of Providenciales’ most elevated points has come to market for $4.9 million in the Turks and Caicos Islands, offering sweeping views across Grace Bay and the island’s north shore coastline.
Known as Villa Dawn, the residence sits on roughly 0.71 acres and spans approximately 7,500 square feet of interior living space, comprising a 5,810-square-foot main residence and a 1,590-square-foot detached guest house. Counting its terraces, pool decks, rooftop areas and outdoor living spaces, the property extends to just over 9,000 square feet.
It’s listed witht listed with Christie’s International Realty’s Robert Greenwood, director/senior broker, and Farrah Grant, luxury real estate specialist.
The asking price is $4.9 million.
The home is organized around an upper level designed as the primary living space, where floor-to-ceiling glass doors and windows frame ocean views and open onto view-facing terraces built for outdoor dining and entertaining. The level pairs an open-plan kitchen with dining and lounge areas, and also houses a gym, a private office, a bonus room configured to accommodate a wine room, and a principal suite positioned for privacy. That suite includes his-and-hers walk-in dressing areas, a spa-style bathroom and a private balcony.
Above it, an elevated rooftop terrace is left as open space — a blank canvas the brokerage suggests could become an entertaining lounge, a sunset bar, an open-air dining area or a quiet retreat.
The ground floor is designed for flexibility, with two en-suite bedrooms, a second kitchen, a living area, a powder room and direct access to the pool terrace. The developer has incorporated preparations for both an elevator and a home theater, allowing a future owner to complete those features, and the level includes a two-car garage with room for storage and watersports equipment. A self-contained studio suite with a private exterior entrance, en-suite bathroom and kitchenette rounds out the main residence, suited to staff, a nanny or guests seeking independence.
Outdoor space is among the property’s defining features. The grounds are anchored by a 38-foot-by-19-foot swimming pool and include expansive sun decks, shaded gathering areas, lounge spaces and landscaping designed for resort-style living.
The detached guest house functions as a self-contained residence in its own right, with two en-suite bedrooms, a full kitchen, a living area, a private pool and an outdoor bathroom — an arrangement the brokerage notes could serve family and guests or generate rental income.
Villa Dawn sits within easy reach of Grace Bay’s beaches, restaurants, marinas and shopping. The Grace Bay area remains the center of the Turks and Caicos luxury real estate market, where strong demand from North American and European buyers, the absence of annual property taxes and a steady pipeline of high-end villa and branded-residence development have continued to draw international investor interest.
For a buyer, the property offers a turnkey, newly built estate of scale in one of the Caribbean’s most established luxury markets, with built-in flexibility — the guest house, the studio suite and the unfinished elevator and theater spaces — for customization or rental use.
For more, visit Villa Dawn.
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