Spellman McLaughlin Home

The Spellman McLaughlin Home, located on Cayman Brac, is a historic residence built in 1930 by Spellman McLaughlin, who designed the home himself using timber imported from the United States. The unique architecture features eight exterior rooms surrounding a central dining area, with elaborate ceilings in the formal rooms. Notably, the home survived the devastating hurricane of 1932, serving as a shelter for locals and a distribution point for emergency supplies. Today, the home is well-preserved and has received accolades for its historical significance, recently restored by new owners who have maintained its charm while updating its features.