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THE
AREA
British character and West Indian charm coexist on the island of Antigua.
Historic harbors with well-preserved 18th-century buildings are reminders
of the island's colonial days, when ships of the British navy docked
here. Today, Antigua is a well-known sailing center, and its Sail Week
(held each year in April) is not to be missed. With numerous sandy beaches,
the island offers ideal conditions for all watersports. As for nightlife,
there are plenty of choices among restaurants specializing in international
as well as West Indian cuisine and clubs featuring live local music.
THE PROPERTIES
Perched on the cliffs overlooking Turtle Bay, Villa Calvados commands
spectacular views along the coast of Antigua and toward the island of
Montserrat. (The property is approached by a two-mile track that serves
other homes in this area. Four-wheel-drive vehicle rental is available.)
A large kidney-shaped pool enjoys a cliffside position in front of the
villa, and it is just a short walk to the swimming beach below at Turtle
Bay. This comfortably furnished, solar-powered villa features a covered
dining terrace, a roof garden, and a master bedroom with a private terrace
and an unusual domed bathroom. Attractive gardens with many native Caribbean
plants enhance the villa's setting. The property is available as a three-bedroom
villa (with a self-contained studio apartment), or the two-bedroom main
house and the studio apartment can be rented separately, sharing the
use of the pool.
INTERIORS
The main
villa comprises two bedrooms, two bathrooms, large living room, outdoor
dining terrace, and fully equipped kitchen. The villa is comfortably
furnished and equipped with dishwasher and washing machine. The property
includes a studio apartment with private entrance, large bedroom/living
area, bathroom, fully equipped kitchen, and balcony leading to the pool.
FEATURES
Attractive
two/three bedroom villa with pool and magnificent views overlooking
Turtle Bay -- one of the finest locations on Antigua. Just a short walk
down to the beach!
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