On a quiet stretch of Grand Cayman, an estate at Vista Del Mar makes a case for doing most things outside. The property sits within a low-density, gated enclave along the North Sound known for its large waterfront lots, private docks, and 24-hour security.

Called La Rosa Náutica—loosely translated as “the nautical rose,” a nod to its oceanfront setting—the home occupies its own peninsula, with roughly 550 feet of water frontage wrapping around the site. The setting does much of the work, but the layout is what defines how the property functions day to day.

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Rather than a single structure, the roughly 20,000-square-foot residence—designed and built over the course of seven years—is organized as a series of pavilions linked by courtyards and covered walkways. The layout softens the scale, creating a mix of indoor and outdoor spaces that allows for both shared gathering areas and more secluded space, making it well suited to extended stays with family or guests.

The main living area centers on a double-height great room, where a wall of glass frames the water and fills the home with natural light. Nearby are a dining room that opens onto the terrace and a glass-wrapped wine room. A wood-paneled study offers a more enclosed counterpoint, while a curved staircase rises through the center of the home beneath a custom chandelier.

There are six bedrooms in total. The primary suite is accessed via a bridge, creating a sense of separation from the rest of the house. A separate guest suite and additional apartment add flexibility for longer stays, while staff quarters are integrated into the overall plan.

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Outdoors, the property is designed to blur the line between indoor and outdoor living, with rooms opening directly onto a series of terraces and gathering spaces. At its center is a multi-level pool complex that steps down toward the water. There’s a lap lane, in-water loungers, and a swim-up bar set beneath a covered pavilion, along with multiple dining and lounge terraces that reinforce the home’s seamless connection to its tropical surroundings. Set on about 1.34 acres, the estate is currently listed with Savills for $55 million.

The beachfront spread comes up for sale as demand across the Cayman Islands reportedly remains strong. Long considered a draw for international buyers due to its tax-neutral structure—no income, capital gains, inheritance, or annual property taxes—the territory has seen increased interest since the pandemic. Adding to its appeal, purchases above certain thresholds can also help fast-track residency.

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