Eastern Road is a prime location for Bahamian real estate. Eastern Road remains one of the most prestigious addresses in the Commonwealth of The Bahamas. From historic Eastern Road, residents admire spectacular shades of the sunrise over the sea.

You find traces of our entire Bahamian history along Eastern Road, from ruins of old forts and houses hidden in the tropical undergrowth to sprawling colonial and modern mansions on hilltops and shorelines. High walls and gates conceal much of the spectacular shoreline, but there are beach access and boat ramps along the road. Early Governors of the Bahamas had their elegant summer homes here to avoid the heat of the city. They are still in use.

The offshore reefs and islands shelter residences from the force of occasional storms; yet, balmy sea breezes cool the air and the structures and eliminate most flying pests. The higher ground along the ridge creates some of the most breathtaking views in the nation, miles of sun-drenched, multi-blued ocean, white-capped waves, gumdrop colored houses, and brilliant tropical foliage.

Until recently, you could drive all around New Providence on the coastal road, the Eastern portion known as Eastern Road. Eastern Road stretches from the eastern end of East Bay Street, The Royal Nassau Sailing Club, and the Montagu Foreshore to the point where Prince Charles Dr. meets Eastern Rd. at the sea. The coastal road then becomes "Yamacraw Hill Rd." until it crosses Fox Hill Rd. and becomes "Joe Farrington Rd."