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6 Bedroom House for Sale, Greening Glade, Grand Bahama, Bahamas

Available on request

Type
House
Land
15,242 ft²
Year built
Available on request

What this listing includes

  • Pool
  • Garden
  • Terrace
  • Ocean view
  • On-site security
  • Gated community
  • Air conditioning
  • Furnished
The brief

The reason to consider it.

Newly remodeled 6 bedroom house for sale in The Bahamas nestled in the quiet Hardy Hollow in upscale Greening Glade on Grand Bahama.

This newly remodeled 6-bedroom home offers 4,400 square feet of refined living space on a generous 0.35-acre lot, perfect for families or professionals seeking both space and privacy.

The main house features a spacious open concept design with a large living room, dining area, and kitchen complete with appliances. Throughout the home, beautiful wood-like ceramic tiles create a cohesive, elegant flow. The four spacious bedrooms include attractive hanging barn doors and are complemented by four full bathrooms. Practical touches include hurricane shutters and a new metal roof for peace of mind during storm season.

A separate two-bedroom, one-bathroom guest cottage provides additional accommodation with its own fully equipped living space, private porch, and dedicated garden area. This versatile space is ideal for hosting extended family, housing staff, or generating rental income.

The property is set in grounds with mature trees and lush landscaping, creating a serene tropical setting and plenty of shade. The backyard pool offers a refreshing retreat for cooling off on warm Bahamian days and a perfect centerpiece for outdoor entertaining.

Situated in Greening Glade, one of Grand Bahama’s most desirable communities, this home provides quick and easy access to town, marketplace shopping, dining, and entertainment options.

With its generous proportions, secluded yet convenient location, and versatile living spaces, this newly remodeled Grand Bahama property would make a fantastic family home.

Cost of entry

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