This is a large and gorgeous beach front villa in Turks and Caicos that can sleep up to 22 guests! There are five bedrooms (4 king sized beds and 1 with two twin beds) each with an ensuite bathroom.

Mothershouse additionally has a unique octagonal shaped two bedroom bunk area (sleeping 12) that shares a bathroom with a shower in each room.

This Caribbean holiday villa has a fully equipped gourmet kitchen and spacious dining area. The open plan foyer, living room, kitchen and dining area has large windows allowing natural light to flood all rooms and offering great views across the three edged infinity pool and to the ocean beyond.

Mothershouse offers large sun decks and a west facing sunset deck where you can savour the Caribbean sunsets. This Turks and Caicos vacation villa can comfortably and privately accommodate all members of your family and guests.

There's much more to Motherhouse than relaxing or swimming in the heated infinity pool or walking the soft sandy beach. The villa has an entertainment system with both interior and exterior speakers.

On the beach is a large deck area that can be used for lounging, sunbathing or even wedding ceremonies and/or receptions.

Also provided for your vacation enjoyment are glass bottom kayaks, life jackets, snorkeling equipment, volleyball courts, hammock area, swing set, children's toys for indoor and outdoor play, plus a fireman' pole from the play loft in the bunk area!

Mothershouse is perfectly equipped for the elite discerning guest and a memorable Turks and Caicos vacation.

Please note: The waters to the direct north, east and west of Mothershouse (Babalua Beach) are protected by the TCIG Fisheries Protection Ordinance as 'National Park'. Our guests are always encouraged to enjoy these waters via swimming, snorkeling, kayaking, paddle-boarding etc. - essentially interacting with and observing our beautiful marine life. Shore Diving is Prohibited by law. Any attempt to damage or remove any marine life without approval and licensing from the Department of Environment and Maritime Affairs is a criminal offence and guests run the risk of arrest under the Laws of the Turks and Caicos Islands. For further information please visit www.environment.tc