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Spacious 3 Bed + Den Townhome At L'ambience in the Cayman Islands

Available on request

Year built
2005
Type
Townhouse
Land
2,400 ft²

What this listing includes

  • Private pool
  • Balcony
  • Fitness centre
  • Pet friendly
  • Pool
  • Furnished
The brief

The reason to consider it.

A beautifully renovated, multi-level townhome offering 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, and an expansive private den that no comparable unit in the complex can match. Where other listings span a single floor, this home lives across three, delivering the space, separation, and privacy of a true family residence.

The open-plan main level is designed for the way families actually live: a bright, generous living and dining area flows into a well-appointed open kitchen, while screened outdoor living extends seamlessly to a private backyard, pool, and playground — your own everyday retreat just beyond the door.

Upstairs, the master suite is a true sanctuary — filled with natural light and finished with a custom-built ensuite and walk-in closet. A second bedroom with its own ensuite sits privately across the hall, ideal for family or guests. The entire third floor is given over to a massive den that works equally well as a media room or second living space, paired with a third master-sized bedroom and ensuite — a flexible top-floor configuration the smaller, single-level units simply cannot offer.

Residents enjoy a large private patio opening onto meticulously manicured lawns and the pool area. Set across 4.5 acres of lush, landscaped grounds, L’Ambience is a low-density, pet-friendly, family-oriented community with two pools and hot tubs, a fully equipped gym, and a clubhouse made for entertaining. Professionally managed by BCQS, it’s as financially sound as it is beautiful, backed by a strong reserve fund.

The location seals it: just a mile from Cricket Square and minutes from top schools, Smith Cove Beach, and Camana Bay.

Cost of entry

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What completing costs

US dollars

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