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The Strand Turks & Caicos – The Villas

Available on request

Year built
2021
Type
Villa
Land
Available on request

What this listing includes

  • Pool
  • Restaurant or bar
  • On-site security
The brief

The reason to consider it.

Introducing Turks & Caicos Islands newest luxury development, The Strand Turks & Caicos, a private residential resort community unlike any other. Overlooking the sapphire waters of Cooper Jack Bay with dramatic vistas and an awe-inspiring setting, The Strand offers an exclusive, architecturally distinctive private community featuring a diverse array of custom oceanfront residences, all with access to a collection of shared community amenities for active spirits. Residents and their guests will enjoy a unique sense of connection through the vibrant community programming and exclusive amenities. Ownership includes membership at The Strand Owners’ Club which will offer amenities, such as, tennis and pickle ball courts, fitness facility, yoga deck, a resort pool and beach amenities which are designed to be the community gathering spot. The dramatic water’s edge restaurant and bar that will be open to the public by reservation, with preferred seating, pricing, and charging privileges afforded to Club members. Rental management and services are offered at The Club if you choose to make your residence available for rental. Your residence is your pristine sanctuary, your Club is your community fun place. All of it comes with caretakers living on-site, robust security, and à la carte services.

THE VILLAS are oceanfront 2-bedroom, two story villas which lock-off into separate rental units with the main bedroom enjoying a full kitchen, living room, private plunge pool, outdoor tub and shower. The upper level bedroom is equipped with a kitchenette and a private balcony. A spectacular rooftop terrace with outdoor kitchen/bar/dining and lounging areas is optional and both units have access to this third level if you choose to incorporate it into your villa layout.

Cost of entry

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What completing costs

US dollars

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