br/>Little Hill provides the luxury of an outstanding private estate combined with the convenience of the sporting and service facilities provided by Tryall Club. Tryall Club is a thirty minute drive from Montego Bay International Airport on Jamaica’s North Shore, three and a half hours from New York and one and a half hours from Miami by air. Tryall Club is a beautiful 2,200 acre former coconut plantation with a mile long frontage on the Caribbean Sea reaching back to surrounding hills up to 1,000 ft in elevation.

There is a 1,000 ft private beach, an internationally acclaimed 18 hole championship golf course and golf pro shop together with a nine court tennis centre and pro shop. Tryall’s early nineteenth century Great House is the Club house with dining room and dining terrace, bar, kid’s club, and IT room. There is also a beach bar with kitchen and outdoor grill on the sea. Tryall Club is owned by its Proprietary Members, each of whom is a homeowner or the owner of a lot on which a villa must be built within a period of two years. Designs of all villas are subject to the club’s architectural approval.

The club provides the Proprietary Members with a number of services including full villa management and rental office in addition to the sporting and social facilities. Property at Tryall can be sold only to purchasers who have become Proprietary Members of Tryall Club. Superbly sited on its own hill of five and three quarter acres and set in beautifully landscaped grounds, Little Hill commands a 360 degree view of the surrounding area from an elevation of 200 ft. There are views of the Caribbean Sea and wooded hills and of the club’s internationally acclaimed 18-hole championship golf course.

The entire property is in garden and well-manicured lawn and contains many varieties of tropical ornamentals and citrus together with the traveler’s palm. There is a hard surface tennis court on the western side of the property with a covered area for spectators. The attractive driveway to the villa is built of smooth river stones.