Georgian Greenwood

Enjoy a scenic ride to Greenwood Great House and meander through the elegant ambiance of this exquisite Georgian mansion. Considered the finest antique museum in the Caribbean, the house is magnificently decorated with floor-to-ceiling antiques. Its treasures include an inlaid rosewood piano, first-edition library, numerous fine portraits, and a rare collection of antique musical instruments. Greenwood was built in the late 18^th century by Sir Richard Barrett, cousin of Elizabeth Barrett-Browning, a prominent Victorian-era poet. It was one of the few Great Houses to escape damage in the 1831 Christmas rebellion, and is currently occupied by the present owners.