The Palms

Phase One of this development at Cana Bay is on a 82 unit corner lot with optimum views of the second fairway of the Nicklaus championship golf course. There are four ‘inverted V-shaped’ crescents facing onto the swimming pools and golf course. Most apartment buildings are totally detached ensuring a peaceful stay, whilst enabling landscapers design a lush tropical garden intertwined with the buildings.

The swimming pools at the front of the property are infinity pools, so you can enjoy uninterrupted views of the expansive landscape that sweeps down to the fairway. Parking spaces are provided within easy reach of the rear of each crescent to enable direct access to your apartment. Each Apartment will have one parking space for a car as well as space for a motorised golf cart which can be used both on the golf course as well as to access the other services around this gated community. In total the development will have 316 luxury apartments which will be mostly two-bedroom units with two bathrooms and phase one above has 72 apartments. The average size of each unit will be approximately 105m2 (1,130 square feet). The apartments themselves will be split across low-rise buildings (standard 3 stories high) to ensure a feeling of comfort and space. There are two standard apartment layouts and, as you can see on the following page, what remains of primary importance, is optimising the outdoor space to maximise the views of the golf course and the open vistas.

The exterior facades will be expertly finished with Coralina stone, a unique natural stone that contains numerous fossils and minerals, formed over thousands of years in regions like the Caribbean. The buildings themselves will feature natural earth tones, whilst the apartments will be protected from the midday sun by a combination of traditional pitched, ceramic-tiled and thatched roofs. Your enjoyment and comfort is assured by cavity brick walls with thermo-acoustic insulation. The general flooring throughout the residences will feature beautiful tiles to compliment the Caribbean architecture.