On the southeastern point of Port New Providence — a gated canal community that has quietly become one of the most tightly held addresses in The Bahamas — a new residence emerges to claim what is arguably the point's most enviable position. Villa La Pointe is not just a house completed; it is a house placed, and placement, at this level, is everything.
Freshly finished in 2025, the residence unfolds across 3,733 square feet of considered contemporary living. From the moment one crosses the threshold, the intent is unmistakable: gleaming porcelain floors extend through open, light-filled entertaining spaces, drawing the eye toward a kitchen anchored by a magnificent waterfall island of veined marble, complete with pot filler, walk-in pantry, and custom millwork finished to the standards this address demands. Every detail here has been chosen with the confidence of an owner who intended to build once, and build properly.
Upstairs, the primary suite is a private world unto itself — a freestanding soaker beneath morning light, a double vanity, a walk-in rain shower framed in matte black. Above that, a rooftop terrace opens to sea views that stretch to the southern horizon, an invitation to evenings and to the kind of long, slow Bahamian sunsets one comes here to collect.
The rear garden, generously proportioned, is prepared for a pool of the buyer's choosing — though one could as easily leave it to the grass, the trade winds, and the sea beyond.
And then there is Port New Providence itself, which is really the argument the house is quietly making. A private deep-water marina. A protected community beach. Tennis, pickleball, a clubhouse, twenty-four-hour security. Direct boating access to the Exumas, Rose Island, Eleuthera. Fifteen minutes to Paradise Island. Moments from St. Andrew's International School. The residence also qualifies for Bahamian Permanent Residency — a meaningful consideration for the international buyer.
New-build beachfront of this standard, in a community of this caliber, at this price, is a rare and increasingly quiet occurrence on New Providence. Villa La Pointe is that occurrence.
