Ms. Karan is selling 7 acres of the more-than 10-acre beachfront property, which she purchased in 2002, according to co-listing agent Katherine Baryluk of Regency, the exclusive affiliate of Christie’s International Real Estate for Turks and Caicos. Ms. Karan frequently vacations on the island, but is selling because the property is more space than she needs, according to a spokesperson.
The property for sale has two guest villas flanking a center dining pavilion. There are also three swimming pools, a yoga pavilion on the beach, a chef’s kitchen, staff quarters and other buildings. Ms. Karan is keeping the portion of the property with the family home, a spa house and two swimming pools.
Each of the two-story guest villas is about 3,850 square feet, with four bedrooms, four bathrooms, a kitchen and a pool, Ms. Baryluk said. The dining pavilion, meant as “a family gathering place,” has seating for more than 20 people, she said.
Ms. Karan, who founded her eponymous company in 1984, played a large role in designing and furnishing the homes, which have African and Balinese influences, said Ms. Baryluk. In addition to custom-designed hardwood furniture, the home is filled with decorative carvings from her travels around the world. The property is being sold fully furnished.