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Eleuthera means freedom, and freedom doesn't get much better than this: a spacious and beautiful waterfront home on a private silky sand beach with calm, shallow, turquoise water and a view from the front deck you have to see to believe. Seemingly afloat in the shallow, clear water, a small island named Gaulding Cay awaits your exploration and provides a great view, especially as the sun sinks into the sea at sunset.
Gaulding Cay Beach is an isolated beach with glistening white sand, surrounded by fragrant pines. The snorkeling is great, and its privacy lends a special enjoyment to swimming, boating, reading in the hammock, and sunbathing.
This newly-constructed (2009) five-bedroom house has a 50-foot deck overlooking the sea and white beaches. The spacious deck is furnished with lounge chairs for sunning and tables with umbrellas for dining.
Inside the house, the 1400 s.f. great room (including living area, dining area and kitchen) has soaring ceilings and a view of Gaulding Cay and Gaulding Cay Beach through a wall of French doors and tall windows. This open, elegant space greets you with a comfortable living area with a U-shaped couch, entertainment center with flat-screen satellite TV, and a view of the sea that never quits.
The dining area, also with views of the sea, comfortably seats 10 at the wooden table and is adjacent to a raised stone countertop with three bar stools for additional seating.
The kitchen features stunning stone counter tops, plenty of cabinet space, and all the modern amenities. Stainless steel appliances include a 5-burner gas cooktop, a wall oven, microwave, refrigerator/freezer, dishwasher, and deep country sink, to facilitate the needs of guests, chefs and staff. The kitchen is fully equipped with all the accoutrements needed to prepare your culinary delights including blender, toaster, coffee-maker, crock pot, and a selection of spices and seasonings.
Just outside the kitchen area is a charcoal cooking grill for your barbecue and grilling selections. The laundry room with washer and dryer is conveniently located adjacent to the kitchen.
The four airy bedrooms (and a lovely den that can readily serve as a fifth bedroom) are perfect for two families or five couples. The two matching master bedroom suites have beach and ocean views. Lie in bed in the morning and watch the sun sparkle on the sea, or view the stars at night from your bed. French doors open to the front deck overlooking the beach and Gaulding Cay. Wander outside for a morning cup of tea or an early swim. Step out at night and stare in awe at more stars than you have ever seen. The two master bedrooms have spacious en-suite baths. The stone-tiled bathrooms are equipped with large glass showers, pedestal sinks, and wardrobes for your clothing storage.
The two guest bedrooms have French doors opening onto private decks with ocean views. These two bedrooms share a central bathroom similar to the master baths. The beds are twins that can be converted to kings; just let us know and we'll have them ready for you.
The fifth bedroom is a den with views of the sea and wonderful breezes blowing through the room. It is furnished with twin beds that can be converted to a king. Then den has a curtain over the doorway rather than a door.
Amenities at the Cay House include WIFI, flat-screen satellite TV, air conditioning, ceiling fans, beach chairs, beach towels, and a two sea kayaks.
We also rent boats on the island, and have a good selection of boats for you to choose from, including sailboats, power boats, and canoes. Just let us know what you need and we'll give you a price. The sea in front of the Cay House is typically calm and ideal for boating.
The Cay House is located just two miles from the picturesque fishing village of Gregory Town. Gregory Town is home to the best gift shop on the island, featuring handmade art and crafts from around the Bahamas. Gregory Town is also the home of Thompson's bakery, famous for its pineapple tarts and coconut tarts made fresh every day from home-grown fruit. Groceries and gas are available in town. Nearby restaurants and night spots include The Cove, newly renovated and featuring continental cuisine with Caribbean flair and an infinity edge pool. The Laughing Lizard is a gourmet sandwich shop and art gallery. The Rainbow Inn is famous for its steaks and fresh vegetables from its organic garden. It offers live entertainment several nights a week, and is frequented by the island's favorite musical celebrity. Also nearby is Daddy Joe's, a local bar and night spot just down the road. A 15-minute drive takes you to The Bluff, which has the biggest supermarket on the island. A 20-minute drive plus a short water-taxi ride takes you to Harbour Island, with its many restaurants, shops, and straw market. Governor's Harbor, half an hour away, has numerous beach restaurants.
Eleuthera is famous for its 100 miles of spectacular, deserted beaches. The island, home to just 8,000 residents, is completely safe any time of the day or night. Enjoy the rare experience of picking up hitch-hikers and leaving your keys in the car wherever you go. The snorkeling, diving, and fishing on the island are world class. Boating, surfing, and other water sports are also popular. You can rent power boats, sailboats, sea kayaks, bikes. You can have a charter captain take you out for excursions of various types. There is excellent sightseeing as well. Eleuthera has vast caves, cliffs, a bottomless ocean hole, many unique beaches, historic churches and 19th century homes, and small villages to explore. We hope you will enjoy the Cay House, and experience all our island has to offer.
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Our stay at Cay House was fabulous! It was among the three best vacations that we've ever had and a lot of the credit goes to Cay House. We absolutely loved this property and can't wait to go back. Allow me highlight reasons why this property is the perfect choice for anyone looking for a relaxing and luxurious vacation in Eleuthera -
1) We enjoy staying in higher-end luxury accommodations and the pictures really do NOT do this place justice. The house is beautiful but yet still laid back. Perfectly suited for the relaxing environment that is Eleuthera. It's very well laid out and has everything you'll need (fully loaded kitchen, loads & loads of towels and even 15-20 bottles of sun screen) for a great vacation. Only things you'll want to remember - bring your own bath soap and washing detergent (for the washer/dryer).
2) There is no way to describe how amazing this location is. You step off your porch and you're on a very secluded beach in seconds. This is how celebs must vacation. Gaulding Cay is a wonderful beach where we saw 5 other people during our entire 10 days there. We normally had the beach all to ourselves and it was fantastic. Also, this location makes day trips to Harbour Island or Spanish Wells very easy, and there are plenty of grocery options (including the best one on the island) and restaurants nearby (you MUST go to The Front Porch).
3) Caribbean side was better for us. This home is on the Caribbean side and that was a big plus. We have two small children (ages 4 & 6) and our beach was perfect for them. At low tide, the water is so shallow that even the 4 y.o. could walk to the little island which is 250 yards from the house. And the water was perfectly calm (no waves is helpful for the kids) and absolutely gin clear. So awesome that the kids started calling the beach "our swimming pool".
4) Great snorkeling! Wow! Some really fantastic marine life right offshore from our beach, especially at the far end of the little island. We saw parrot fish, crayfish, groupers, loads of small colorful fish and even a stingray. But the absolute highlight was drinking coffee one morning and noticing three dark objects jetting across the water on our beach. After quickly jumping in with snorkel gear and swimming out about 75 yards, we found ourselves in the company of three incredible (and very large) eagle rays as they were foraging for their morning meal. Unforgettable.
Anyhow, hopefully that helps. Great house. Great island. Loved IT!
This home was a perfect fit for our group of 6 - 9 travelers! The location is approximately 15-20 minutes from the North Eleuthera Airport, making it convenient to pick up and drop off people and affording easy access to the boat shuttle to Harbor Island. It is located in the northern part of the island...an area filled with many beautiful sites.
The home had all the amenities we needed and the location is beautiful! The bedrooms are located around the heart of the home (the open-concept kitchen, dining, and living room area) and offers much privacy, if desired.
I found the owners and manager very easy to work with and hope to return soon.
My family (4 kids, and my wife and I) stayed here for 5 days in March and it was glorious! The backyard is perfect, white sandy beach with crystal clear water and the little island to keep the kids busy for hours. The house was clean, nicely sized and in a perfect location, about half way to everything in either direction. We went to Harbor Island Twice, Surfers Beach, Governor's Harbor, etc. Very much recommended.
We had an absolutely amazing time at the Cay House. The Island of Eleuthera has the most spectacular ocean scenery I have ever seen. I don't even think things I have seen on TV can compare. The people of the island are as equally wonderful. They are so warm and friendly. Everyone waves or honks to one another. The Cay House is located on one of the most spectacular beaches you can possible imagine with a small cay in front of the house about 100 or so feet off the beach. You can walk to it the water is so shallow. You won't find a more picturesque place anywhere on the island. To be able to stay there each day was amazing and breathtaking each time we woke up. The house was very well equipped and had everything we needed. Each room is in it's own corner of the house offering privacy for each of them. I would definitely go back. If you're looking for peace and quiet on one of the most spectacular beaches you have ever seen, this is truly it.
Our family of four stayed at Cay house for a week with friends and their kids. We couldn't have been happier. The grounds are clean and well-kept and the location is stunning and private. Our kids played on the little rocky island in front of the house and were able to wade out to it and swim around it. Watching them explore and learn to surf a bit (thank you for use of the little boards under the house!) in such a safe environment was very relaxing for the adults. We snorkeled and caught lobster for lunch and used the boat we rented through the owners to get to different points along the coast. We have been coming to Eleuthera for 20 years and this was our favorite trip for many reasons. The house was a perfect base camp situated between the northern and southern parts of the island. We visited Spanish Wells and Preacher's Cave and spent a day in Governor's Harbour at Tippy's. We enjoyed the delicious food and intimate setting of the Front Porch overlooking Hatchet Bay and loved our meal at Rainbow Inn. Matthew, Skip and Jackie were responsive and helpful throughout! Thank you again!
Great place to get away from the beaten path. There were plenty of places to take day trips on Eleuthera but the best activity was snorkeling right in the back yard. We went to Harbor Island once, Governers Harbor 2x and picked up bread and fish at the local stores and docks. All places felt like the 'real' Bahamas.
All the bedrooms were far apart from each other which was great for sleeping.
Jackie was super helpful.
Sailing, snorkeling, diving and fishing can't be beat! Lying on the perfect silky sand, watch the sunset over Gaulding Cay. Privacy, tourquoise water, great for a family, friends or honeymoons.
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Feb 14 2015 - Apr 25 2015
7 night minimum stay
Early Summer
Apr 26 2015 - Jun 5 2015
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Mid Summer
Jun 6 2015 - Aug 15 2015
7 night minimum stay
Late Summer
Aug 16 2015 - Aug 31 2015
7 night minimum stay
Sep 1 2015 - Nov 20 2015
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Nov 21 2015 - Nov 28 2015
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Nov 29 2015 - Dec 18 2015
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Dec 19 2015 - Jan 3 2016
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Jan 4 2016 - Feb 12 2016
7 night minimum stay
|$75 + Tax
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|Rates are for up to 10 guests.
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By Julia Michalska. Web onlyPublished online: 12 March 2014
A painting by the German-Danish artist Emil Nolde (1867-1956) has been stolen from a church in Denmark. Christ at Emmaus, 1904, was part of the altarpiece in the Ølstrup Church near Ringkøbing, in western Jutland.
The theft was discovered by the church's verger on the morning of Tuesday 11 March, says Poul Madsen of Ringkøbing police, but the work could have been taken any time during the previous day. "Churches are unattended at night and even in the day there is often no one there. They are places where you have a lot of time on your own," Madsen says. There is no evidence of a break-in, so the robbery is believed to have occurred in the day when the church was open to the public. "We never thought of our church as an art museum. Everyone should be able to come inside and sit down without being surveyed by video cameras," says Inge-Dorthe Brønden Kaasgard, the vicar. "We have always been very proud of the painting."While a struggling artist, Nolde was married to the daughter of the church's pastor. In 1904, the church commissioned him to paint the altarpiece for which he was paid 340.57 krone. The work has hung in the church ever since and is now estimated to be worth 100m krone ($1.8m) on the open market. Meanwhile, a major Emil Nolde retrospective opened at the Städel Museum, Frankfurt, on 5 March.
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