Wouldn’t it be amazing if owning a holiday home in a sought-after location allowed you to vacation at other properties in equally desirable hotspots around the world, without the expense of renting? With ThirdHome, you can do just that – an elite and private exchange service, exclusively for second homeowners.
Members have access to more than 15,000 global residences in over 100 countries spanning upscale and exotic destinations like Fiji, London, Hawaii, and Paris. They leverage unused time in their second home to traverse the world and stay in other like-minded members’ investment properties, whether it’s a high-end beach complex or a bustling city.
Indeed, ThirdHome’s broad portfolio includes villas, castles, yachts, estates, and even private islands, plus resort partners like the Ritz Carlton in locations like Aspen and New York.
And in April 2023, they announced six new partnerships: Casa De Campo in the Dominican Republic, Turtle Island in Belize, Otherhome in Maui, and Engel and Volkers Bahamas, plus Cabo Villas and Nobu Residences Los Cabos in Mexico.
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Access a world of travel with ThirdHome
The club – the largest of its kind – centers on deluxe second homes rather than primary residences. It uses a flexible indirect model that awards credits (keys) to members when they offer stays at their property.
In turn, that allows them to use their credits where and when they choose, without the hassle of finding another member who wants to use their house at the same time.
All members are approved through an application process that takes several factors into account, including property location, value, and certification they own the home, ensuring the protection and quality across the board.
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As a result, ThirdHome offers well-appointed residences in top-class destinations ranging from $1,000,000 to $50 million plus, with the average coming in at $2.4 million.
What’s more, members enjoy perks like ThirdHome Adventures – curated small-group travel experiences that feature unique itineraries and local insider access.
Eclectic mix of ThirdHome destinations
But where exactly can members choose to vacation? Anywhere from Athens, Rome, and Dubrovnik to California, Rio de Janeiro, and Sydney. Wherever you go, a second home exchange with ThirdHome offers a host of benefits, ranging from living like a local while enjoying first-rate amenities such as pools and fitness rooms to cost advantages – members can expect 90-95% savings compared to renting, because all they pay is a nominal exchange fee and an annual subscription of $295 (first year is free).
From private residences and resorts to estates and crewed boats, members have an array to consider. Below, we explore just a handful of exceptional options.
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In Southampton, New York, the ThirdHome club members can stay at this six-bedroom 7,000-square-foot property with a pool, a movie theater, chef’s kitchen, and custom-built sauna. With tasteful interiors and attention to detail throughout, five gas fireplaces add to the cozy ambiance of the home. Ideally positioned in a private cul-de-sac, there’s privacy and tranquility aplenty.
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For those interested in tropical destinaitons, ThirdHome offers this luxury waterfront home with beach access in Bariloche, Argentina’s Patagonia, or the stylish four-bedroom residence in Vidanta Nuevo Vallarta, Mexico. The Argentinian property provides opportunities to spend time skiing the slopes of Catedral Alta Patagonia or boating on the lake, depending on the season. In Mexico, just unwind in tropical beach paradise of Grand Luxxe resort.
In Europe, ThirdHome collection features authentic real estate in the most coveted spots.
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Some properties has a history of royal ownership, like this 16-century Chateau de Lalande once belonged to Louis XIV’s famous cousin, La Grande Mademoiselle. And the French province of Berry itself was once described by novelist George Sand as an “enchanting earthly paradise”. Other homes, like Villa San Lorenzo in Umbria, Italy, offer old-world charm alongside modern amenities like a private outdoor pool, fire pit, or chef’s kitchen.
Deep Blue yacht in Saint Marin, the Caribbean
Finally, there are unique homes available for exchange, such as this sleek 58-foot Leopard catamaran based in the Caribbean’s Saint Martin. The boat accommodates eight guests in air-conditioned comfort. You can dine alfresco up on the spacious flybridge that’s home to a grill, sun loungers, and seating while soaking up the 360-degree Caribbean panoramas.
So, if you’re interested in becoming a part of this exclusive travel community, contact ThirdHome at info@thirdhome.com or on their official page.
