The island legend says that the Dome was originally built by Henry Rockefeller as a gift to his wife Happy. Its believed that Rockefeller chose the most prestigious part

of the island on a hilltop with its magnificent views. Even today, the locals still refer to the Dome as the 'Rockefeller House'. While the legend may or may not be true, the Dome, located above Ha'Penny, the island's most pristine beach, is surrounded by verdant hills and the Caribbean Sea. It typifies the expression 'one-of-a-kind'.

Sleek, reinforced concrete dome. The dome is an engineered concrete construction, believed to be the ideal architectural form to resist hurricanes and

earthquakes. The intriguing architecture allows for natural cooling due to its insulation and the all-around glass doors allow the trade breezes to flow through the house. The unique roof design allows the most efficient rain collection directly into the cistern, dramatically reducing water costs.