Hanover Grange - 5 to 6 Bedroom

at Tryall Club, Montego Bay

Hanover Grange is one of the newest spectacular luxury villas in Jamaica. It opened in 2010 . It was designed and built as the Jamaican home of Theresa and Andrew Roberts. Theresa was born in Jamaica (St Elizabeth) and is now one of Europe's most prominent collectors of Jamaican art.

The house was designed to accommodate a number of art works from Theresa's collection of international painting and sculpture with the Long Gallery used exclusively to showcase a selection from her Jamaican art collection.

Hanover Grange is set in its own grounds which also include sculpture from the collection. The villa aims even to produce its own food with an organic garden out front featuring fresh herbs along with a vegetable selection of carrots, cucumbers, pak choi and much more. It was important to Theresa that her guests should be able to enjoy some food that the property provided. In addition to the herb and vegetable gardens, the gardeners are hard at work creating a garden that will allow flora and fauna produced to be brought in to decorate the home.

Theresa and her husband Andrew Roberts have built this home with her two favourite passions in mind, her love for her native Jamaica and her love for the arts. Hanover Grange showcases Jamaican art in the classic genre with old masters such as Barrington Watson, Albert Huie alongside contemporary pieces from the likes of Monique Lofters and Kristina Rowe. Theresa has also displayed a small part of her international collection in the Villa.

The décor of the Villa is contemporary though minimalist, in order to highlight the art scattered throughout the home. The grand entrance foyer features a bronze from Theresa’s close personal friend Marguerita Hernandez.

Other highlights include the Schonbek black crystal chandeliers, organic cook ware, Hanover Grange embroidered Ralph Lauren linens, a dumb-waiter that runs from the upstairs kitchen to the butler’s pantry on the first floor and a formal dining room that can seat 30 comfortably for dinner.

Outdoors there is an infinity edge swimming pool, children's pool and a wonderful area for alfresco dining and a large wrap-around verandah.

Theresa is intent on bringing a unique vacationing experience to the The Tryall Club. One that combines the traditions of old world Jamaica with vibrant esoteric energy of the modern day Jamaican Art world.

Please note the Tryall Resort will collect the membership fee of $100. per week per person 18 years and older. For shorter stays, and each night beyond seven, will be an additional $20. per person.

The temporary membership at Tryall includes all non-motorized water sports that include snorkeling, hobie cat, kayaks, sunfish sailors, free Internet access in their Internet Room in the Great House, access to their pool, fitness center and complimentary tennis (all white required).

Please be prepared to pay the membership fee on arrival at the front desk. Thank you.