Waterfront · Reached Only by Boat
A private residence on the water's edge, where the only way home is across the canal.
Some homes are on the water. This one is of it — set on a private point in Placencia, reached by a captain's skiff or your own boat at the dock. Barefoot by design, quietly refined in every detail.
This was the builder's own home, and it shows in the details reserved for no other unit at Placencia Point. A hand-wrought iron stair gate — dolphins and palms worked into the metal — leads up a wider-than-standard stairwell lined with a green-slate accent wall, all the way to the rooftop. The front bedroom is larger than its neighbors.
Inside, the kitchen was rebuilt for people who cook and gather: a mahogany island with a generous top, marble countertops, and a purpose-built coffee station beneath the window. New windows in the kitchen and living area pull in light and breeze; screen doors and awnings keep the midday sun politely outside.
The home is offered furnished — including the living-area bookshelf and a bar that is genuinely a work of art — so the next owner can arrive with a suitcase and start living.

Custom cabinet with an oversized top — a true workspace for cooking and dining.
Replaced throughout the kitchen for a cool, timeless surface.
A dedicated cabinet with doors, built in beneath the window.
Shaded rooftop with fans and lighting — the best seat on the peninsula at sunset.
Slate accent wall and stair to the roof — unique to this unit.
A one-of-a-kind hand-forged stair gate of dolphins and palm trees.
Double vessel-sink vanity, walk-in showers, and new fixtures in the primary bath.
Replaced windows, screen doors, and awnings to soften the light.
Furniture conveys, including a living-area bookshelf and an art-piece bar.
A rooftop palapa for sunsets, a community pool in the gardens, a private dock, and the canal that keeps the world at a pleasant distance.

Shaded, breezy, and pointed straight at the sunset.

A stone-decked pool tucked into the landscaping.

Lounge at the edge of the canal, feet from the water.

Two chairs, open water, and nowhere to be.

A sixteen-mile ribbon of sand between the Caribbean Sea and the lagoon, where the pace is slow, the reef is close, and the whole country speaks English and trades in US dollars.
Minutes offshore lies the Belize Barrier Reef — the second-largest on earth — with snorkeling, diving, sailing, and the cayes. Whale sharks gather seasonally at Gladden Spit; the fishing is world-class; and the village, with its famous Sidewalk, is all beach bars, fresh catch, and Garifuna rhythm. This is the barefoot end of luxury.

A dedicated captain brings you across the canal to the point — the everyday luxury of never fighting traffic to get home.
Help with bags, provisions, and the small logistics of island life, so arriving is effortless.
Prefer your own vessel? Bring it to the dock. The water is the driveway here.
Kitchen and additional rooftop photography being finalized and added shortly.















A short film of the crossing, the residence, and the rooftop at golden hour — being edited from on-site footage and added here shortly.
Most artwork is excluded; a walk-through inventory can be provided.
Viewings are arranged privately. Reach out by phone, WhatsApp, or the form and I'll personally walk you through the home and the crossing.