Nature's Sanctuary was designed and built in 2022 inspired by the mindset of being one with Nature. The home was crafted entirely from indigenous woods sourced through a local builder. Precious, not only because wood is costly, but also because high quality wood is now difficult to source. The intentional three-pod design meant to awaken the senses, to foster a seamless connection with the surroundings, to include the sounds of the wind through the tree leaves into every aspect of living on an island rich in lush vegetation. This is the only home in the development with a double height allowance, a special consideration that permitted each structure to be built 13 feet off the ground.

Supplements: There is ample room to build underneath each structure if so desired and still achieve high ceilings-retaining an airy atmosphere. Fully furnished and meticulously designed, each structure serves its purpose: one for living, which can also convert to a guest bedroom, another structure that houses the primary bedroom with ensuite, and the kitchen and dining area perfect for entertaining friends and family. The kitchen includes a reverse osmosis water system, and while the primary source of electricity is not solar, all outdoor lighting and the pool pump are solar run. The pool was built over the 12,000 gallon cistern and Starlink allows connectivity to the outside world. For peace of mind, the property comes equipped with a comprehensive camera and sensor system. The yard, abounding in fruit trees: mango, avocado, bananas and limes, backs up to a buttonwood preserve that will ensure privacy and visits from birds in the early mornings and late evenings. Covered parking and a dedicated workshop underneath the structures, houses a variety of tools and equipment, perfect for hobbies or projects. A 2011 Ford F150 is included with the home. The Camp Bay subdivision is a few minutes away from the Port Royal National Park, a protected area by the government due to its rich biodiversity. Coupled with the fact that this home is steps away from the widest white sandy beach on the island, this property is a true nature lover's paradise and a smart investment in an area that is expected to become the next West Bay.