South Sound is where the historic charm of Caribbean
living meets the convenience of a connected
lifestyle in Grand Cayman.
Nestled by the sea, the serene South Sound neighbourhood boasts tree-lined streets and pristine beaches. It’s a community fit for any stage of life with the sea, playgrounds, recreation facilities and business centres in your backyard.
Named after the waterways that form its borders, the area was once home to shipbuilders and homemakers, each playing a role in shaping the island’s legacy.
By celebrating the people and places that make South Sound special, we continue to build connections and preserve the essence of what makes this area truly unique.
If you’ve ever passed the colorful old house in South Sound, the one where brushstrokes dance across windows, walls and ceilings, then you’ve already felt the spirit of Miss Lassie. Her real name was Gladwyn Klosking Bush, but everyone knew her by the name that stuck: Miss Lassie.
At Grand Old House, wine isn’t just poured. It’s an experience. There are plenty of ways to explore the wine cellar. From curious beginners to full-blown aficionados, here’s how to sip wine at South Sound’s Grand Old House.
There’s a reason we keep coming back to Grand Old House. Sure, it’s known for its gorgeous waterfront views, standout seafood, and rich Caymanian history. But what really gets people talking? The wine.