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House for sale in East Point Estates, Turks Caicos

Available on request

Year built
2007
Type
House
Land
Available on request

What this listing includes

  • Dock or mooring
  • Ocean view
  • Kitchen
  • Storage
  • Backup generator
  • Air conditioning
The brief

The reason to consider it.

In 17 years of selling real estate in the Turks and Caicos Islands, this listing Broker attests to having not before seen a more impeccably maintained property than this, Dragonfly Landing.

Built in 2007, this magnificent 8,322 square foot, 5 bedroom 4 and 2 – 1/2 bath (Owner occupied) home presents all the elements of Caribbean living. From its almost 300 feet of gorgeous turquoise water frontage, including a 48 foot concrete dock, to the well-appointed interior, this Caribbean home checks all the boxes as a legacy investment.

The interior stairs and veranda railings were built and installed by Island Stairworks. You’ll also find solid maple floors throughout and beautiful slate flooring in the bath areas. Cabinetry is solid maple, custom-built together with solid teak joinery in bathrooms, all completed by TCI Millworks.

Spacious main kitchen with pantry and oversized center island. KitchenAid appliances along with double Bosch dishwashers, installed new in October 2018, GE wine cooler, and a Haier drinks fridge. All granite countertops throughout.

Three-car garage with ample storage for fishing and sports equipment.

A cellar provides ample space for laundry facilities, and additional storage, and a large whirlpool fridge freezer with ice maker.

Back-up propane generator with two 600lb tanks capable of running appliances in the main house, including air conditioning.

Bose sound system wired throughout the main house with master controls in the study. Complete Sonos surround sound system for upstairs den.

Too many more high-quality features to list. This property is a must-see!

Cost of entry

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What completing costs

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