Tara's Dream is an ultimate beachfront residence on Cayman Kai in the Cayman Islands with views of the Sand Bar and beyond, over a seemingly endless soft sand beach.
Beautifully created by its original owners with every modern convenience finished to an exacting standard, this house offers everything second-home owners could want in the Caribbean - privacy, beauty and modern living.
The accommodation is stretched out over 7,200ft and all rooms have a combination of French windows and Bay windows with stunning views of the Sand Bar and the sea. The large kitchen has been designed to cater for entertaining and there are a traditional separate linen store and laundry room off the kitchen. The master suite comprises a sizeable bedroom views through the private screened patio and the beach beyond, his and hers bathrooms with a spa bath, oversized shower, dressing room and a well-furnished private study. The ground floor also has a twin bedroom. The second floor has a self-contained guest suite with bedroom and sitting room with French windows onto a balcony, plus its own kitchen and bathroom. The fifth bedroom also has an en suite bathroom and fabulous wardrobe space.
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The property sits on what could be considered as the deepest stretch of beach in Grand Cayman which gently extends to the Sand Bar. Matched with the horizon, the infinity pool and patio make the most of the far-reaching views and there is a retractable awning for year-round use. Imported rare palms and shrubs grace the self-contained garden, which is located on an estate-sized plot.
Cayman Kai is a collection of protected reef quays combining the best of boating and beach life 45 minutes from the airport or a short hop across north sound by boat. Rum Point and Kaibo Yacht Club are popular retreats and the new shopping centre is a twenty minute drive for provisions.
The guide price is $4,750,000. For further information please contact Knight Frank on 020 7629 8171 or visit www.knightfrank.co.uk.
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