Surrounded by 50 acres of landscaped lawn, fruit trees, and lush, untouched tropical forest, Bolt House is nestled on a hill overlooking Port Maria's beautiful blue harbor on the island of Jamaica, with its exotic plantations, hidden waterfalls, and exclusive golf courses. Augmenting this secluded, six-bedroom, private home is a one-bedroom cottage at Goldeneye, where Bolt House's guests have access to the lagoon as well as James Bond Beach, among others, offering a full complement of water activities.

Located on the northern shore, Bolt House is central to many of the historical estates — still accessible — that defined an era, including Noel Coward's Firefly, Erroll Flynn's Port Antonio, and Bob Marley's Nine Miles. And during the '50s and '60s, it played a significant role in the social life of the island, hosting such luminaries as Charlie Chaplin and the Queen Mother of England.