Caribbean Cottage

Through the vision of its well-traveled owner, this once forlorn property became center stage for a revitalizing makeover.

ROBERT MARTIN

Long revered by beachcombers and wayfarers alike, the breathtakingly lush environs of the Caribbean have also served as backdrops for countless books and movies, including works from Hemmingway to James Bond. Such scenic destinations capture a sense of fantasy and ultimate adventure that beckon eager travelers to the beaches and crystal waters. Homeowner David Flint Wood not only understands this lure of the exotic—he also has scripted his own tranquil paradise on Harbour Island in the Bahamas. Known as King’s Treat, which is a clever play on words for King’s Street (the palm-shaded drive leading to the property), this novel-worthy hideaway consists of a main house and guest cottage that are nestled within a walled garden. Enhanced with wide verandas that capture passing breezes, King’s Treat allows both David and his…

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The Cottage Journal (Digital) - 1 Issue, Summer 2014

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