Tabebuia Terrace Harbour House. Circa 1890, is a charming colonial home situated on the prime waterfront in the heart of Dunmore Town. This gem is in a special setting, with 77ft on the harbour front and land of 8950sf. A masterpiece, recently described by architect Francisco “Kiko” Sanchez, as the “Grail” of HI historic homes, awaits restoration to its former glory. Property eligible for Historical Tax status, an estimated value of over $1m. Many flowering trees & shrubs including a large tabebuia tree at its center. This home is built of solid Abaco pine, 3 floors with a loft at top floor that can be an additional bedroom ideal for kids, an entertainment room or an office. A covered porch on two sides with lovely views over the harbour front. The property has space for a small pool, 1 bedroom pool house/guest bungalow. The dock pilings and dock are in good shape, vessels up to 50ft. The house has a beautiful feel with a simple, pleasing and harmonious design to it. First time on the market since ‘67, it is one of the preeminent historical homes on the island and it won’t last long!