Serenity Beach holds approximately 40 acres of freehold land on the Atlantic coast of Great Abaco, with approximately 815 linear feet of private beach on a bay that runs two miles of unbroken sand. Natural elevations reach roughly 60 feet, giving 360-degree views across the Atlantic to the east and the Sea of Abaco to the west.

The approved master plan is a 98-residence resort and branded-residence community across four tiers, Beachfront, Oceanview, Vista and Village Villas, with nine resort-owned keys, anchored by a clubhouse, beach club, spa and dining. The 22 recorded homesites on the beachfront, oceanview and vista tiers described below are Phases 1 and 2 of that plan.

Approved and ready to build. Development rights are in place through the National Economic Council and the Bahamas Investment Authority, with International Persons Landholding Act registration, Ministry of Works approval and a Crown Land easement secured. The project holds Hotel Encouragement Act concessions, duty-free import of construction materials and equipment, VAT exemption on qualifying spend and a 20-year property-tax exemption, which take effect once construction begins. Phase 1 infrastructure, the roadway network, dedicated highway entrance, underground fibre, backup generator, entry gate and guardhouse, irrigation and landscaping framework, is installed and accepted. Phase 2 is approved for construction.

Getting there. Marsh Harbour International Airport is about 30 minutes north by paved highway, with daily direct service from Miami, Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, Orlando, Atlanta and Charlotte through a recently completed international terminal. Florida is a one-hour flight; Nassau is 35 minutes. Sandy Point airstrip, 20 minutes away, handles domestic and light-jet traffic.