House on a hill

Make memories at this historic and family-friendly place. The space A golfer’s paradise, the house was built in the early 1920’s and is one of the few remaining original homes in Tucker’s Town. The iconic golf course architect, Charles Blair McDonald, lived here while he built the Mid Ocean Club golf course. In classic Bermuda style, with colorful interiors and the “Bermuda pink sand” color on the outside, this home is airy and bright, and full of old world charm. Some of the features include a butler’s pantry, ideal for mixing drinks or preparing for entertainment; a formal den for remote work, a cosy tv room off of the living room, and plenty of outdoor sitting and dining areas, to take in Bermuda’s singular views. Guest access There is a room behind the kitchen with exterior access and is locked from the inside of the house. It is reserved for the host or housekeeper and is off limits for guests.