Coach House at Good Hope

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The Coach House, situated in the heart of the beautiful 18th-century historic Good Hope Plantation, is a country villa with seven contemporary bedrooms, all with ceiling fans, air conditioning, and en suite bathrooms. Recently renovated with stylish new interiors and the addition of a 50-foot infinity edge pool and an open-air dining terrace. Good Hope's private beach (25 min drive away) has a 110-foot white sand beach and calm waters for swimming.

Good Hope Plantation is about two thousand acres in size and is located in the parish of Trelawny, Jamaica. This property sits in a wonderful valley, which is surrounded by the green hills of the cockpit country. The Martha Brae River flows straight through the entire Good Hope land.

There have only been five families since 1742 to own Good Hope. Originally a sugar plantation, in 1912 when John Tharpe became the third owner, he turned the Great House into a hotel and set about planting coconuts. In 1989, the present owner, Tony Hart started a restoration of the property and along with a few investors planted the citrus that grows there today.

A fantastic gathering place for families, retreats, and friends,- with space for togetherness, space for discovering nature, and space for alone time. Today Good Hope is a tour destination for guests to enjoy the property with Chukka Caribbean. The Coach House welcomes guests to immerse themselves in the history, nature, and the beauty of Jamaica.