Turquoise Bay

Turquoise Bay: Saint James

Pure crystalline energy transmits a quality of radiance through this spectacular beachfront villa. It’s difficult to know where to begin when describing this paradise home. But we know you’ll be glowing with glee as soon as you step foot onto its grounds. Created by legendary designer Oliver Messel in the 1960s, the house has since been restored while retaining the exquisite charm of its origins. A magical atmosphere permeates its setting and invites you to let go and soak in the serenity of the space. Drawing on the exquisite beauty of the environment, the home features ocean tones and island-inspired details. There are multiple living areas, each with its own character to enjoy and relax whilst gazing into the gardens or across the sea. The essence of luxury flows through the home and fills every room with pure elegance. In the bedrooms, the light and spacious interiors have been designed for ultimate comfort, while en-suite bathrooms are filled with all the luxurious amenities you could need for a revitalising stay. Ideal for large groups or families, the house has a wonderful staff of 14 who will ensure you have everything you need for a truly unforgettable experience. Outside, a stunning infinity pool looks out across the Carribean Sea. When you aren’t lounging here, wind your way down the stone pathways to the secluded cove beach where the glistening ocean awaits. There’s also a speedboat, cinema and fitness centre included on the grounds. While it might be hard to leave this paradise, it is in a great location with an abundance of natural wonders to explore, as well as the vibrant cafes, shops and restaurants of Speightstown. As the day draws to a close, make your way to the outdoor dining area, where the theatrical setting will remind you of the true wonder and magic of island life.

Home truths:
*This home is perfect for families and groups but children should be supervised around the pool and beach
*The villa does not permit the use of Riemann P20 Sunscreen, as it damages towels and fabrics