Providence House

Providence House was completed in 2008, and is located on the former landing site of the areas deep-sea night fishermen. It is rumored that in 1793, Captain William Bligh (of Mutiny on the Bounty fame) arrived to this spot from Tahiti aboard the HMS Providence, bringing with him the prized cash crop breadfruit that has since become a popular local food and a valuable export. Jamaica’s first breadfruit tree is located a quarter mile from the house, and on his departure Bligh took from the area a small supply of ackee (Jamaica's national fruit) for examination upon returning to his native England.

Providence sits upon to the calmest slice of the Bay – there is rarely a day when the Sea below is anything but crystal clear. At sea level is a cave with a hammock, lounge chairs and dining area, and 46 steps above is the two-story main house. The main house features three nearly identical master bedroom suites, a living room, a dining room, an outdoor patio with a bar, and a private swimming pool. Providence House is our most environmentally-friendly villa, as much of its energy needs are filled by solar panels.