Three typologies,
one island.
Each villa is conceived by EOA Group and architect Malcolm Berg — known for The Shore Club and The Palms — and grounded in the elemental palette of stone, sand, and sea. Three typologies meet three rhythms of ownership: the Meridian Villa, intimate and light-filled; the Meridian Reserve, expanded for hosting; and the Ocean Estate, the fullest expression of oceanfront living.
The Meridian Vista Villa
3 Bedrooms | 3.5 Baths
5,700 SF total
3,100 SF interior | 2,650 SF exterior
A refuge that balances intimacy with openness, the villa is bathed in sunlight and swept by sea breezes. Days begin in natural rhythm, with morning coffee carried on the salt air and swims at first light; nights close under constellations, with only ocean and horizon in view. Named for the sun’s highest point, the villa embodies culmination and brilliance—a place where every moment is lived at its fullest, and luxury reaches its zenith from the interiors to the rooftop terrace.
The Meridian Reserve Villa
3 Bedrooms + Den | 3.5 Baths
8,000 SF total
3,800 SF interior | 4,150 exterior
The pinnacle of villa living, the Meridian Reserve Villa expands on the intimacy and elegance of the standard Meridian with more space, sweeping views, and seamless indoor-outdoor flow. Designed for gracious living and effortless entertaining, its expansive terraces and outdoor lounges invite sun-drenched mornings, sunset gatherings, and nights beneath the stars. Named for the sun’s highest point, this villa embodies brilliance and culmination, offering a truly elevated experience where every detail—from interiors to ocean-facing vistas—reflects the zenith of luxury.
The Ocean Estate
5 Bedrooms | 5.5 Baths
10,190 SF total
4,090 SF interior • 6,100 SF exterior
Expansive and elemental, the Ocean Estate embraces the horizon with effortless grandeur. Its vast interiors flow seamlessly into shaded terraces and lounges. Here, mornings stretch across infinity pools, and evenings are framed by firelight and friends.
This is a home designed for gathering, for retreat, and for belonging to both land and sea.