Mandarin Oriental Residences, Grand Cayman is a 42-unit oceanfront branded residence on St. James' Point, Grand Cayman — the first Caribbean new-construction residential offering managed by Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group. The 67-acre resort spans more than 2,700 feet of continuous ocean frontage and is positioned at one of the island's highest natural site elevations (35 feet above sea level), offering panoramic sunrise and sunset views.
The collection is divided into two architectural landmarks. The Beach House, designed by Hart Howerton with interiors by Interior Designer Hall of Fame inductee Meyer Davis, offers 20 two-, three- and four-bedroom turn-key residences across the top five levels of the hotel — open contemporary layouts with floor-to-ceiling windows, private ocean-view verandas equipped with electricity and water service, chef's kitchens with Calacatta countertops and best-in-class European appliances, travertine and limestone bathrooms with windowed soaking tubs, and 10-foot ceiling heights throughout.
The Ocean House, designed by Paris-based AW2 (winner of the Leading Designer Award), is an exclusively residential building of 22 two-, three- and four-bedroom homes crowned by a five-bedroom penthouse with private pool. A porte cochere leads to a double-height attended lobby finished in oak millwork and luminous limestone, with a private Ocean House Club, grand social lounge, and landscaped infinity pool overlooking the ocean. Curvaceous facades frame gracious wrap-around terraces, while interiors reflect the caliber of a private home commission — limestone, oak millwork, stone, marble, and brass — with exhibition kitchens and primary baths clad in luminous limestone.