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Five Little Cays House is a luxury beachfront villa surrounded by sparkling turquoise water on the beautiful island of Providenciales in Turks & Caicos. Nestled in serene Turtle Tail area of the island on the south side of Providenciales (or “Provo”), Five Little Cays House offers guests' complete privacy yet is barely a 10-minute drive to world-renowned Grace Bay Beach, and the restaurants and bars of Provo’s north shore. |
The custom-designed vacation home features 4 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, a plunge pool, direct beach access, and stunning views of the shimmering Caribbean Sea and Juba Salina inlet. . Five Little Cays House is surrounded by sparkling turquoise water on both sides, and its stunning beachfront pool enjoys dramatic views of five uninhabited islands in the Caribbean Sea. Come experience the Caribbean vacation of a lifetime at Five Little Cays House, a perfect spot for a romantic getaway for two, families, or up to four couples. |
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This Turks and Caicos Islands vacation rental has a private swimming pool with built in lounge shelves for sitting and relaxing while immersed in the cooling water. There is also an outdoor shower for guest use. The Five Little Cays House swimming pool patio area is shaded by two covered pergolas, one to each side of the main living area. A large dining table on the pool terrace is absolutely ideal for informal, outdoor dining while on holiday. |
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Five Little Cays House has a spacious, open-plan living and dining area. The architecture boasts seven 10-foot circular support columns and a two-story-high cupola with exposed beams. An 18-foot telescoping sliding-door system (with slide-away screens) overlooks the pool, the Caribbean Sea, and the Five Little Cays.
This Providenciales vacation villa rental has a surround sound stereo system in the living, dining, and kitchen areas, as well as on the pool/patio area. Five Little Cays House offers a full selection of entertainment equipment including satellite TV, VCR, DVD, and CD players. |
The dining area has a dark wood West Indies-style dining table, which comfortably seats eight. The French doors overlook the pool, the Caribbean Sea, and the Five Little Cays. The dining area is adjacent to a spacious kitchen, which comes fully equipped with service for eight, as well as all the usual amenities including conventional and microwave/convection ovens, a refrigerator/freezer, dishwasher, clothes washer/dryer, coffee maker, blender, etc. |
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This vacation rental villa on the beautiful island of Providenciales (Provo) has a beautiful master bedroom suite, which boasts a king-size low four-poster bed and three sets of French doors (one set leads to a side patio and two sets out onto the pool patio). The master bedroom also has a walk-in closet and his/her ensuite bathrooms; one with a jacuzzi tub overlooking the pool and the other with a large, tiled shower stall. |
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The second and third bedrooms at Five Little Cays House are identical in size, each with a queen-size, West Indies-style, dark-wood, four poster bed. Both bedrooms have private bathrooms with a tiled shower stall and a view to the north of the picturesque Juba Salina. You are almost surrounded by sparkling, turquoise water at this Turks and Caicos vacation rental villa!
This holiday villa’s fourth bedroom also has a queen-size, West Indies-style, dark-wood bed and is conveniently located adjacent to a guest bathroom with a tiled shower room. |
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Five Little Cays House is not only cooled by the almost constant trade winds, but also has 15 ceiling fans (there is at least one in every room, including all five bathrooms). However, for those warmer days, guests can utilize the villa's individually zoned central air-conditioning system. There are discreet, remote-controlled units in every room, which allow guests to monitor their own temperature levels throughout their vacation. |
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Note: The air conditioning is metered in order to discourage use with the doors and windows open. It is not expensive if used judiciously and you are not charged for the first $150 per week in usage, after which there is a charge of 28 cents per kilowatt hour. |
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