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Rock House, a Cliffside Hotel, Is Coming to Providenciales

By: Caribbean Journal Staff - May 23, 2017

Far from the white sands of Grace Bay Beach, a new kind of resort is coming to Providenciales.

Developer Grace Bay Resorts has announced the launch of sales for Rock House, a residential resort tucked into the limestone cliffs of the island’s north shore.

Grace Bay is behind the well-known Grace Bay Club.

The property will feature 41 studio suites, one-bedroom and two-bedroom cottages priced between $600,000 and $1.4 million.

Four additional villas will also be offered at the property in its second phase.

Rock House is being designed by Coast Architects, along with master planner Epikos Design and New York-based interior designer Shawn Henderson.

“We are re-imaging what it means to escape to the islands, and buyers are responding. Twenty-five percent of the homes have already been reserved,” said Mark Durliat, CEO and co-founder of Grace Bay Resorts. “With an exclusive location in the upscale residential neighborhood of International Drive, Rock House will deliver an elegant property with timeless appeal that cannot be found in a traditional oceanfront condominium.”

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