Exuma boasts new development

Exuma boasts new development
Little Pipe Cay. (Photo courtesy of Woslee Construction)

As of Tuesday, Little Pipe Cay in The Exumas is on the market, priced at $85 million.

The private island in the central Bahamas was developed by Bahamian construction company Woslee Construction.

Edward de Mallet Morgan, head of Knight Frank Caribbean – a real estate company – said, the cay is “what dreams are made of”.

According to a recent article published in Mansion Global, the cay’s current owners spent the past 15 years developing the previously uninhabited 38 acres of land, transforming it into an elegant isle with five fully furnished homes, four private beaches, and hundreds of feet of dock frontage to accommodate boats.

The property is located 70 miles southeast of Nassau and 270 miles from Miami, making it accessible directly by seaplane. It is also just three miles away from Staniel Cay, which offers a host of tropical amenities such as water sports, cave tours, and sea parks.

Additionally, Big Major Cay, also known as “Pig Island”, famed for its swimming pigs, is less than two miles away from the newly listed island.

Little Pipe Cay is one of 365 islands in the Exuma chain. It’s a 130-mile-long archipelago known for its white, sandy beaches and pristine waters that beam with diverse marine life.

Woslee Construction did not immediately respond to a request for comment.