Rarely are Private Islands offered for sale in The Bahamas, given its proximity and easy access from the US mainland. Most are kept within the family or privately traded. We are proud to offer not just one- but a grouping of select islands that assure privacy and ease of ownership with new construction and infrastructure already in place at the northern tip of the Abaco Islands.

Big Grand Cay Archipelago offers astute Buyers and investors an intriguing, once in a lifetime opportunity.

Chris Cline acquired the estate in 2015 and transformed the private island collection into a luxurious resort. The estate includes Big Grand Cay, Bakers Cay, Sandy Cay, Mermaid Cay, Seahorse Cay, Spongers Cay, Felix Cay, an unnamed cay and three small rocks totally +/- 277 acres with 115 acres of freehold interests and 162 acres of leasehold interests with over 90 years remaining on the leases.

Big Grand Cay features two striking main residences and eight beautifully appointed cottages, all located on the beach or waterfront. An Asian-themed Great House is the Islands central focal point and provides stunning views across the pool, marina, and archipelago estate. Designed for entertaining and fine living, its interiors are filled with exceptional appointments such as an onyx bar, vaulted ceilings, floor-to-ceiling doors and windows, a chefs kitchen, second story dining and a modern home gym. Just steps away and perched high on a hill, the original 4 bedroom manor home was built in the 1950s and played host to a number of celebrities including former President Richard Nixon.

A short buggy ride across the cay leads to three brand new cottages positioned on a perfect stretch of white sand beach. Two 2 bedroom cottages and a 1 bedroom cottage are complete with their own private spa tub and indoor/outdoor shower overlooking the beach. Hundreds of coconut palms fringe the northern shoreline creating the ultimate fantasy entertaining experience. Nearby on an elevated point lot sits a renovated, octagon-shaped cottage, originally built to house President Nixons Secret Service officers.