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Aerie at Ocean Drive

Available on request

Year built
2005
Type
Villa
Land
44,014 ft²

What this listing includes

  • Pool
  • Private pool
  • Ocean view
  • Terrace
  • Balcony
  • BBQ area
  • Kitchen
  • Backup generator
The brief

The reason to consider it.

Set within the highly sought-after community of Turtle Tail, Aerie at Ocean Drive is a renovated 4-bedroom, 5-bathroom villa offering a rare combination of privacy, elevation, and views over Flamingo Lake and the Caicos Banks. Positioned on a generous 1.01-acre parcel, the property delivers a relaxed yet refined island lifestyle, with lush tropical landscaping, expansive outdoor living, and multiple entertaining spaces designed to capture both sunrises and the cooling southeastern trade winds. The home spans approximately 3700 sq. ft. under roof, complemented by 2200 sq. ft. of outdoor decking that seamlessly connects indoor and outdoor living, from the open-plan family room to a screened lounge and al fresco dining areas anchored by a pool with integrated seating and two gazebo-style retreats. A thoughtfully upgraded kitchen features premium appliances, custom cabinetry, and a built-in coffee system, catering equally to everyday living and entertaining. The layout includes a self-contained guest suite with its own kitchen and living area, ideal for extended family, staff, or rental flexibility. Upstairs, three ensuite bedrooms are finished with rich hardwood flooring, including a primary suite oriented to maximize ocean views, complete with a soaking tub and private terrace framed by a pergola. Additional features include a full backup generator, 10,000-gallon cistern, energy-efficient pool systems, landscape lighting, and automated irrigation. With ample room to expand—whether a guest cottage, wellness pavilion, or further outdoor amenities—this is a compelling opportunity to secure a turnkey residence in one of Providenciales’ most exclusive and naturally beautiful coastal settings.

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US dollars

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