The Potlatch Club on Eleuthera, where Paul McCartney penned songs in 1969, has been beautifully transformed after decades of neglect. Once a hideaway for elites in the '60s and '70s, the property was overgrown and forgotten until Caribbean entrepreneurs Hans Febles and Bruce Loshusan dedicated eight years to its revival. This renovation resulted in 11 chic accommodations in whitewashed cottages amidst manicured lawns and aquamarine seas, offering a luxurious, private escape on the island's stunning beaches.
The chic, renovated one-bedroom Potlatch Club cottage had been abandoned for nearly 40 years, now transformed into a private oceanfront estate with 11 accommodations.
Caribbean entrepreneurs Hans Febles and Bruce Loshusan spent almost eight years reviving the once-forgotten Potlatch Club, originally a hideaway for celebrities in the '60s and '70s.
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