Leamington Caves

Leamington Caves: The Property Situated on close to 1.5 acres of lush tropical vegetation, Leamington Caves offers tranquility and adventure, private quiet spaces and expansive views. The main house and adjacent guest house (together 12,000 sq. ft.) are nestled into a steep hillside with tropical flowers, trees and shrubs, complemented by several porches, patios and courtyards. The property is owned by a renowned Bermudian/American architectural designer who has artfully blended contemporary details and amenities with the home's historic charm. A pool and pool deck are perched above the house, with views of Harrington Sound. A few steps above the pool is the upper deck, with a fire pit, Adirondack chairs, yoga deck and breathtaking panoramic views of the island. Main House & Guest House (Note: Main and Guest Houses may be rented separately or together.) The 8,500 square-foot main house channels history with its exposed beams, cathedral ceilings, cedar accents, and Brazilian cherry wood flooring underfoot. The main floor radiates around a central garden grove of dwarf palm trees. There are a total of 5 bedrooms and 4.5 baths in the main house. The 3-bedroom, 2.5 bathroom guest house, at one time a popular upscale Bermudian restaurant, has unique accents including an original Bermuda cedar bar from the restaurant, and an octagonal den/family room. The Caves Leamington Caves are a national treasure and Bermuda’s largest private natural caves. Dating back millennia but discovered over a century ago, the caves feature dramatic stalagmites and stalagtites and a deep pool of turquoise water. Formerly a tourist attraction, the Caves are fully lit and very safely accessed by concrete staircases and railings, and a recently built wooden platform and dock. The caves are closed to the public, but guests staying at Leamington Caves have exclusive access to explore and swim in this extraordinary natural wonder.