In 2000, Bruce Willis bought 7.3 acres on Parrot Cay; over four years he built three homes

Bruce Willis has completed the sale of his beachfront retreat on Parrot Cay in Turks and Caicos for $27 million. The deal is one of the highest property sales ever recorded in the Caribbean territory. Property records cited by the Los Angeles Times and Architectural Digest say the American actor bought the 7.3-acre site in 2000. Over the next four years, Willis turned the undeveloped land into a private compound with several homes. The property has more than 35,000 square feet of living space and decks.Four years of custom constructionWhen Willis bought the 7.3-acre site in 2000, there was nothing built on it. Architectural Digest reported that the actor spent four years managing the construction of three separate hardwood homes. The houses were built along 1,100 feet of white sand beach. The main home is the center of the compound. It has six bedrooms, high ceilings, exposed wood beams and large glass doors that open toward the ocean. Two separate guest villas sit beside the main house. Each has two bedrooms and was designed to give family and friends their own private space. Together, the three homes have 12 bedrooms and 14 bathrooms. They cover 13,500 square feet of interior liv...