Villa Legasea

With 180 feet of private beachfront, where the water is warm and glass-clear, steady trade winds curl the palms, and the horizon appears close enough to touch, Villa Legasea leans into the turquoise silence of Long Bay with the assurance of a true oceanfront showpiece.

Signing privileges at Grace Bay Club allow you to escape from your own sand to the island’s most famous scene whenever the mood strikes. This is beachfront living with the elegance of a resort and the seclusion of a stand-alone estate. Villa Legasea is a stage for outdoor living that transports you from one bright moment to the next: coffee on the deck at sunrise, swimming laps in the courtyard pool as the ocean awakens, floating in the infinity pool as the Caicos Banks transform into liquid sapphire, and firelight conversations that last long after midnight around any of the three sculptured fire tables.

The approximately 20,000 square feet of indoor-outdoor living space that makes up Villa Legasea is equal parts social center and haven. While a second, wind-sheltered courtyard pool invites playful afternoons and shaded naps, the main terrace stretches toward the sea, making the infinity edge read like a line drawn on the horizon.

Perfect for sunset toasts or a peaceful read above the palms, a rooftop viewing deck transports you to a world of pure color, blue on blue with the reef line etched in the distance. The hot tub transports you to that blissful island rhythm after working out in the gym, where floor-to-ceiling glass keeps the ocean in your periphery. Daily beach and pool maintenance keeps the stage spotless without you ever noticing the choreography.

The interior design is clean, contemporary, and incredibly tactile, with soft couches and light-colored surfaces blending with black marble walls that gleam in the afternoon sun like obsidian. The great room can be transformed into an outdoor pavilion by sliding the glass from wall to wall; when it is closed, the ceiling fans and air conditioner adjust the temperature to a feather-light comfort level.

Family-style evenings are anchored by a 14-person natural wood dining table under hand-clay bead chandeliers, and your private chef can prepare market-fresh lunches and sophisticated multi-course dinners in the fully furnished kitchen, which features black granite countertops, high-end stainless steel appliances, and a spacious breakfast bar. The entertainment suite comes alive as the sun sets, complete with a billiard table that transforms an unplanned nightcap into a friendly competition and an HD golf simulator for a quick nine without leaving the house.

Villa Legasea’s sleeping quarters are intended to be ritualistic and private. Kids and teenagers instantly claim the six peacefully finished and well-furnished en suite bedrooms, five of which have king beds and one with twin-over-king bunks. With standalone soaking tubs and outdoor showers nestled into private garden courtyards, three main suites enhance leisure time. The day starts and ends with the sound of the sea, the breeze, and the sky. Every bedroom has quiet comfort—fine linens, black-out softness, clever storage, and that distinct ocean hush—and every bathroom combines spacious showers with sleek vanities.

Villa Legasea, which is staffed like a private boutique hotel, allows you to fully enjoy the present. A butler anticipates the breaks: chilled rosé at golden hour on the viewing deck, espresso at dawn before a kite session, towels waiting at the steps from sand to terrace. A housekeeper keeps everything smooth, and your chef creates menus based on how you want to feel—light and bright after a beach day, celebratory when the table is full.

Work calls, streaming, and playlists simply take place in the background because the entire property is powered by dependable Wi-Fi and contemporary systems. When you’re ready to switch things up, Grace Bay is fifteen minutes away and offers boutique shopping, dining by the beach, and a leisurely stroll along Princess Alexandra National Park at sunset. When you return to Long Bay, the atmosphere becomes more private. There is a perfect shoreline for barefoot mornings, a steady wind for water sports, and stars so bright that firelight seems optional.

Proportion is what sets Villa Legasea apart: the ideal ratio of social activity to genuine seclusion, spectacle to quiet. The only things left to decide are which pool, which view, and which story to tell by the fire after dinner because this house knows why you came: there is room for everyone, the service fades into the day, and every room is filled with the most flattering light on the island.

Nearby activities include snorkeling Princess Alexandra National Park and drifting with turtles over coral gardens; renting a half-day boat to Half Moon Bay for sandbar picnics and shelling; and kiteboarding or e-foiling the warm, shallow flats of Long Bay with a certified instructor.

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