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Gregory Town

Yes, Lenny Kravitz lives here. Here is the part worth knowing.

People search for this, so here is the honest version rather than the gossip version.

He lives here, and he says so plainlyLenny Kravitz has a long-standing home in Gregory Town, on the north end of the island. On the record: “This is where I live. This is my home.” Not a holiday house he passes through — a residence he has held for years.
His family is from hereHis mother's family originated on Eleuthera. He is not a celebrity who discovered the island; he is a Bahamian-rooted man who came back to the settlement his people are from.
A nurse called Deanna Holland is the reasonHis cousin, Deanna Holland, was the nurse for Gregory Town. He has said she looked after him as a child during summers in Nassau and that she is the reason he came to Gregory Town at all. She died in 2002 of an asthma attack. Every part of what follows runs through her.
Gregory Town SoundHe records on the island at his own studio, Gregory Town Sound, playing most of the instruments himself. Work made here has gone out to the world from a settlement of a few hundred people.

The part that matters to people who live here is not the music.

The dental missionsIn 2015, after a conversation with his New York dentist Dr Jonathan B. Levine, Kravitz's Let Love Rule Foundation partnered with Levine's GLO Good Foundation to run an annual free clinic in Gregory Town. They have now completed eight missions on this island.
What a mission actually isAround a hundred volunteers, a clinic standing for seven days, free dentistry and primary medical care for hundreds of adults and children from across Eleuthera. Not a photo call — a working clinic, annually, for a decade.
He is in the roomReporting from the missions has him greeting people as they arrive, sitting with a woman having work done and holding her hand, and at the bedside of a child during treatment. On the record about the work: “We are born to serve each other.”
Why it counts hereFree dental care is not a small thing on a Family Island. The nearest specialists were a flight away for most of these patients, and his cousin — the woman who brought him to this settlement — was the nurse who would have known exactly what that costs a community.

We do not publish where he lives, what the property is, or how to find it, and we would ask you not to go looking. Gregory Town is a working settlement of a few hundred people, not a stop on a tour. If you want to see what he has done for it, the foundation's own account of the missions is the place to look.

From published interviews and the foundations’ own reporting. Checked 2026-09-10.