Ginn Sur Mer has been designed to exude an elevated level of luxury and grandeur while being a little less ceremonial than its predecessors in the Bahamas. Its fantastic palatial central building will be recognisable for miles around. The lobby will boast cascading water features and a host of tropical plants, creating the feel of a lavish garden under a canopy of glass as the sun circles overhead. It will feature high-end shops, a destination casino, a world-class spa and a variety of dining venues. A plethora of gardens, fountains and swimming pools will encompass it, with plenty of seating areas to enjoy the environment. The development will be surrounded by golf courses, sun-drenched beaches and ocean splendour to both the east and west. Connecting it all will be the Grand Canal, alive with activity as yachts enter from far-off ports, day boats head to sea seeking adventure and shuttles scurry around carrying people from the golf and beaches to restaurants and gaming tables.
The properties on offer are all luxury one, two and three-bedroom houses. They say that every home is a castle. The homes in Ginn Sur Mer will echo this sentiment by offering a variety of ownership opportunities tailored to your individual passions, from custom oceanfront and sea-view homes to golf and marina properties. The architecture style will embrace European influences while melding seamlessly with the tropical setting, creating a design blend all of its own. High ceilings will allow sea breezes to circulate, while open balconies will be ideal for appreciating the sounds of the gentle surf – and everything embracing the luxury of simplicity.
The Bahamas has a long history of tropical beauty and romantic adventure and the West End of Grand Bahama Island offers the ideal location on which to realise this vision for yourself. Ginn Sur Mer is located on an island-like peninsula with crystal-clear ocean waters comprising its eastern and western borders. This is the canvas on which Ginn will create a resort masterpiece. Located just 55 miles from Palm Beach, the West End acts as a gateway for the Bahamas and all of the Caribbean islands. Yachts and cruise ships sailing from Florida chart their course alongside these shores.
Development reference number - BH1871
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