Clayhouse Renaissance Limited

Beautiful fine china relics (a creamer, platter, luncheon, dinner, and dessert plates) were discovered in a lower apartment antique room which was only used on special occasions and had fantastic ocean views.

Care is taken to protect motorists during demolition works.  Whenever the northern lane of North Shore Road is closed, setbacks are maintained for adequate distance between stationary traffic and ongoing works.

While razing last sections of the building, previously unknown rooms housing chairs, paint, and other supplies were discovered enhancing Clayhouse mystique.

Hurricane Epsilon had no material schedule impact.

It is now abundantly clear why no Atlantic Hurricane Season could shift such well built, solid construction; a 1975 Donna Summer disco-era 12″ record was found inside the building this week!

While skillfully leaving most side walls in-tact, approximately half of the building middle section was safely demolished this week.

All contractors are now working on-site with Smith Hauling & Excavating executing according to their demolition plan.

After notifying neighboring residents and other stakeholders beforehand, back-to-back hurricanes subsequently delayed the September 8th target start until September 24th; target completion is December 3, 2020.

Sections of the building middle will be razed this week.

Clayhouse Renaissance Limited (CRL) is proud to announce that, after many years of preparation, we are finally approaching demolition of the Clayhouse Inn building.

Over the past few years, our team has been working with various stakeholders, both local and overseas, to bring our longstanding vision to a reality.

We will be releasing updates via this website as we progress. Please visit us here often and use the Contact Us button for more information.