Grand
Turk Inn
$2,200,000.00
Historical
oceanfront Bermudian style Bed and Breakfast
The
Inn was completely renovated and restored in 2005.
The building, once the Methodist Manse, in the heart of the capital of the Turks and Caicos Islands - Grand Turk, is approximately 160 years old.
Currently operting as an upscale Bed and Breakfast it has been given the distinction of being the best Guesthouse in the Turks and Caicos Islands with a Four Star rating by the Turks and Caicos Government Tourism Bureau. Each of the five air conditioned oceanfront suites has living room, full kitchen, bedroom and bathroom. An additional apartment (onsite) serves as accommodation for Housekeeper/Manager.
There is a second floor sundeck overlooking the turquoise ocean complete with relaxing chaises.
The shady Breezeway area with relaxing sofas, fountain and plants is the perfect spot to relax with a book.
A small white sand beach is directly across the street from the Inn - very handy for the Dive boats to pick up guests each morning.
The Inn is furnished with antiques combined with Indonesian bamboo furniture and designer linens.
The spacious property has a small separate building that has been used as a Restaurant complete with tables, chairs and market umbrellas.
There is a Building Permit in place to replace the old "Seaview" building with either a retail store or possibly two additional suites.
The building, once the Methodist Manse, in the heart of the capital of the Turks and Caicos Islands - Grand Turk, is approximately 160 years old.
Currently operting as an upscale Bed and Breakfast it has been given the distinction of being the best Guesthouse in the Turks and Caicos Islands with a Four Star rating by the Turks and Caicos Government Tourism Bureau. Each of the five air conditioned oceanfront suites has living room, full kitchen, bedroom and bathroom. An additional apartment (onsite) serves as accommodation for Housekeeper/Manager.
There is a second floor sundeck overlooking the turquoise ocean complete with relaxing chaises.
The shady Breezeway area with relaxing sofas, fountain and plants is the perfect spot to relax with a book.
A small white sand beach is directly across the street from the Inn - very handy for the Dive boats to pick up guests each morning.
The Inn is furnished with antiques combined with Indonesian bamboo furniture and designer linens.
The spacious property has a small separate building that has been used as a Restaurant complete with tables, chairs and market umbrellas.
There is a Building Permit in place to replace the old "Seaview" building with either a retail store or possibly two additional suites.
Call
649 231-2979
or
416 619-0746
or
416 619-0746