Hidden behind palm trees, crouching right on the water's edge, this delightful contemporary home feels like a secret waiting just for you. Yet this is no small hideaway: Great Escape is a capacious, gleaming space of air and light which beckons you down to the kaleidoscopic waters of the endless ocean beyond.

Located on a beautiful quiet cove, Great Escape is secluded and peaceful. However charming George Town is still only 45 minutes away, should you fancy a change of pace, and the airport is just 40 minutes away. Sitting right on the water's edge, the home is also mere steps from the vibrant Rum Point Club.

Split between a main building and a guest cottage, each of Great Escape's king and queen ensuite bedrooms has their own character. From baroque-style chic to traditional tropical glory to charming floral and cobalt: everyone escapes into their own personal slice of paradise. The oceanfront master king suite opens right onto the porch and boasts a fabulously capacious walk-in shower. All rooms have their own flatscreen TV and the guest cottage provides its own kitchenette and private porch along with a daybed suitable for children.

The living areas are characterised by sweeping, cool tile floors which lead to lovely sliding glass doors that spill you out to the pool deck. The gourmet kitchen is decked out with granite countertops, an island breakfast bar and state-of-the-art appliances. Wonderful pieces of decadent art and design, from all across the globe, promise a new delight around every corner.

The beachfront, screened porch provides a wonderful setting for relaxing or playing a game of ping pong. Then a few steps outside lead you to one the largest residential swimming pools in Cayman Kai which hides a further secret beneath its waters: a built-in tabletop with submerged stools so you can enjoy a drink or meal in true mermaid style. A charming wooden deck winds its way down the few metres to the water’s edge where a sumptuously-lit cabana awaits near the private pier from which you can sit back and gaze out at your very own ‘great escape’.