La Pointe, in its entirety, is one of those uncommon acquisitions that appear perhaps once in a decade on New Providence: a completed, new-construction beachfront residence, alongside 31,120 square feet of entitled development land, occupying the southeastern point of one of the most respected private communities in The Bahamas.
This is a legacy holding in every honest sense of the phrase.
Villa La Pointe, freshly completed in 2025, offers a four-bedroom, 4.5-bathroom residence of 3,733 square feet — porcelain floors, waterfall marble kitchen, rooftop terrace, a primary suite with the calibre of finish the address requires. It is ready today: for a family, for a principal, for the international executive seeking a Bahamian base with Permanent Residency benefits, or for the owner who wishes to place it into the private rental market while the vision for the adjoining reserve takes form.
That reserve — 31,120 square feet of beachfront on Lot B — is the strategic centrepiece. Entitled for eight residences, ready for a considered boutique development, or equally suited to expansion as a private compound. A single principal might inhabit Villa La Pointe and shape the reserve in parallel. A developer might draw rental income from the residence while the second phase takes form. A family might build for generations across a single, unbroken beachfront holding.
Around it, Port New Providence provides a private marina, a protected community beach, tennis and pickleball courts, a clubhouse, and twenty-four-hour security — all within a gated setting fifteen minutes from Paradise Island, with direct boating access to the Exumas, Rose Island, and Eleuthera.
Holdings that combine a finished residence with entitled beachfront reserve, at this scale, in this community, are not merely rare — they are, in the honest reckoning, unrepeatable. La Pointe will not be assembled again.
