Master bedroom on the south	North bedroom	View of rear deck of each bedroom	View from a seat at the bar.	From the dock to the house	Rear deck to the dock

This house is about as close to the ocean and the bay as you can get. It offers a truly on the water living experience. The only thing closer to this would be to stay on your boat at the rear of the property.  

This is what you see from the upper deck looking north on to the ocean beach. The only thing missing in this shot is the absence of your feet propped up on the roof edge in the foreground.
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We have installed a Sirius Satellite radio receiver in the house. After you return home I think you will find yourself missing commercial free programming. This certainly solved my frustration with radio reception in the islands. I also arranged to have an Wireless  internet connection for a laptop computer. If you are interested in this service it can be arranged on a weekly basis through Out Island Internet for about $40. If you drop me an email and I can get you the details. Their service is much faster than my own at home via two way satellite and much in line with DSL. The satellite TV has never caused any problems  but I have placed an extra TV in the basement should that portion of the link fail. The one-year-old CD/DVD player was also replaced. There is a disclaimer that goes with all the above-mentioned electronics although the have operated flawlessly for quite some time  there is no guarantee that they could be repaired in short order should they fail. Electronics are very expensive to repair in the Bahamas and almost always generate repair costs with no repair success, they should be considered a bonus not standard items. With this location goes the problems of salt corrosion on every thing that has any metal parts. In our effort to assure reliability of all the many mechanical devices that are subjected to this salt environment we have on hand extra AC units, refrigerator and a water heater in storage.