On Grape Bay Beach, Bermuda lies the stunning former home to the US Consul General, and after 3 decades of use, the magnificent property hit the market once more at $45 million.
The estate was constructed during WWII, between 1939-1941, and is in close proximity to Carbon Petroleum Dubbs. With 14 acres of land, the vast property has been given grand renovations over 3 years by a crew of highly skilled architects and craftsmen.
Taking up 10,000 square feet, the main house is quite impressive with its two bedroom staff cottage, a bright beach pavilion, a three bedroom guest cottage, and a delightful pool house.
Surrounding the home are the magnificent pink sands of Grape Bay Beach, which really set off the outdoor space. The estate comes equipped with a dreamy 75 by 40 feet infinity pool, a croquet lawn, large recreational spaces, all encapsulated by the gated entry.
Upon entering the main home, you will find a cutting edge cinema, a family room, an office, a two bathroom manager’s suite, a salt water aquarium, ornate rooms, a great gym, a library, a gorgeous dining room, structured ceilings, and an exceptional, rare reconstructed Chinese stone fireplace.
Being such a remarkable piece of land, the estate has seen many VIP visitors, including the likes of Ann Landers, Henry Kissinger, George Bush, John Perry, General Colin Powell, and Michael Douglas.