Cashel Village

Established in 2014 Cashel Village is named after the Village of Cashel in the County Tipperary on the Isle of Ireland. The historical meaning of Cashel is a "stone ringfort" that are circular fortified settlements. Which is a suitable name for this village on a quiet circular road lined with beautiful foxtail palms.

Cashel Village is an exclusive community of 56 home sites, nestled between Kerry Park, preserved woodlands and privacy walls veiled with beautiful succulent vines. It is an all encompassing grounds keeping and maintenance community.

 

This upscale neighborhood has a Bahamian influence of cottages or conch style homes. Each of these colorful one and two-story residences are perfect balances of classic and contemporary, recognizable charm of Old Key West. The homes are wrapped with soft Tropical Caribbean pastel hues of turquoise, creams, gentle blues, and butter yellows. The houses are accentuated with a fusion of tin roofs and traditional shingles adding that extra uniqueness to the neighborhood.

They have petite open-air covered porches that incorporate iconic structural element of ornate latticework railing, with mustache or conch shell designed corbels. Some homes have secreted courtyards nestled in privacy. Their tall doors and high ceilings allow for cooling by the abundant ocean breezes. They are accented with large windows incorporating brightly colored decorative louvered shutters into their design to sprinkle the Bahamian Island influence.