In the 1960s, the late John Rollins, one of America’s most successful business entrepreneurs, fell in love with Jamaica and bought the original 7,000 acres Rose Hall Plantation with its pristine land, majestic mountainside to alluring sea. As part of Mr. Rollins vision, he created the Spring Farm Community and in 1970 he handpicked the lots that comprise the Pavilion for his good friend Dr. J. Ted Jean from St. Louis.
In 1987 the Lemmon family purchased the property from Dr. Jean and has maintained and improved the beautiful setting which has views of the hills on one side and views of the Caribbean on the other side. The Pavilion has been described as a house without walls as the architecture incorporates the natural beauty of Jamaica. Each bungalow is an independent living space for privacy and there is a common area where people can gather.
