Hanover Grange Luxury villa

The Tryall Club requires all villa and condo guests to become members during their stay via a Temporary Membership Fee of US$160 (plus a 15% service charge). Children between the ages of 13 and 15 pay at a discounted rate of 50% (plus a 15% service charge). Guests can also pay per day, US$32 (plus a 15% service charge), for guests ages 16 and older who stay for one to four days. This can be either prepaid or upon arrival at the Club.
For children 12 years of age and younger, our Temporary Memberships are complimentary.


Hanover Grange has become one of the highest-profile, privately owned villas in the Caribbean, welcoming a succession of international celebrities, politicians, and business leaders as guests. The sheer volume of space makes this an ideal villa for families and groups of friends seeking freedom, space, and contemporary design.

The villa features its own 'Long Gallery' showcasing the work of Jamaican primary such as Barrington Watson and Albert Huie, alongside contemporary Jamaican artists. Boasting an idyllic, tranquil location commanding outstanding views and impeccable luxury detailing right down to the pillow menu from Ralph Lauren’s custom catalog, this extraordinary villa offers an experience that is quite simply incomparable.

Hanover Grange seamlessly combines striking contemporary architecture with traditional Jamaican influence. Built on two levels, the main house exhibits crisp, clean, uncluttered minimalist lines that are contrasted with marble and mahogany parquet flooring.

The primary bedroom and five guest rooms are in the main house. The primary bedroom features a king-sized bed and a private den. Four guest rooms are fitted with king beds and one with two queen beds. Each en-suite bathroom is finished in fine marble with walk-in showers, soaking tubs and state-of-the-art fixtures. Five of the bedrooms open onto private terraces with glorious views.

The guest lodge has three spacious bedrooms, each with a private en suite bathroom with shower/tub amenities. Two bedrooms have king beds and the third two double beds. A sitting room makes the lodge a wonderful escapist retreat.

Jamaican-born homeowner, Theresa Roberts and her husband Andrew, built this home with Theresa’s two great passions as the guiding force - a love for Jamaica and a love of the arts - both of which are evident wherever you look within this remarkable home.

Complementing the art displayed throughout the home is a contemporary interior design that is elegantly chic. The grand entrance foyer features a bust from Theresa’s close personal friend Marguerita Hernandez, and the main living room contains enormous wall-mounted sculptures created and installed by the well-known international artist David Begbie.

The formal Dining Room can seat 30 comfortably for dinner, and guests can also dine al fresco under the night sky or from a delightful Gazebo that offers spectacular views. The heated pool is comfortably separated from the house.

Within the gardens is a beautiful spa pavilion.