Koha Kai

Limestone floors and walnut millwork run through the main living level, where floor-to-ceiling glass doors separate the living, dining, and kitchen area from the pool deck by a single sliding panel rather than a wall. A media lounge and separate workspaces sit off the main living area, useful for groups that need somewhere quiet to take a call or watch something without disrupting the rest of the house.

The infinity pool is angled toward the water so the pool's edge and the sea line up from the main terrace. Below and around it are several separate terraces for dining or lounging, plus gardens with walking paths, more outdoor variety than a single pool deck. The rooftop adds a heated spa with its own view, separate from the pool level entirely.

Seven bedrooms, all en-suite, spread across multiple levels of the main house plus separate bungalow suites. The primary suite has its own terrace with sea views. The bungalow suites are detached from the main structure, which works well for couples or smaller family units within a larger group who want a bit more separation than an interior bedroom provides.

The villa is in Cayman Kai on Grand Cayman's North Side, an oceanfront setting without stated direct beach access. The area is quieter than Seven Mile Beach and requires a car for restaurants or shops. The multi-level layout, with a rooftop spa and detached bungalow suites, makes the most of a site that is not right on sand by giving guests several distinct outdoor spaces instead.