High on the hillside of St. Jean, hidden among frangipani and flambouyant trees, Villa Terre Indigo (BOR) offers well-appointed and smartly designed comfort for those in search of an island retreat with a magnificent view. You enter the villa straight into the breezy living area, where plush, casual chic rattan sofas invite you to relax and take in the view out over the terrace of the bay of St. Jean, the islands of Forchue and Fregate, and the expanse of blue ocean beyond. Walk out onto the large deck beside the infinity pool, and you can gaze down over the bougainvillea blossoms at the placid waters of St. Jean Bay and the boats moored near the iconic Eden Rock hotel. Deck chairs and a shaded outdoor dining table offer plenty of seating, and a Weber gas grill and wet bar with fridge and dishwasher make barbecues easy.
The kitchen is convenient and efficiently laid out, with wood countertops, a pass-through to the living area, and quality appliances including a six-burner Siemens range top. A second living area, air conditioned and set back behind the main living area, makes the ideal spot for relaxing with a book or watching TV. The master bedroom is adjacent to the main living room, and has cool stone-tile floors, and an ensuite bath with indoor and outdoor showers. Doors open onto a semi-private terrace area beside the pool. The second and third bedrooms are located on the opposite side of the living area and are slightly smaller in scale but similarly well appointed. A fourth bedroom on a lower level.
The owners of Villa Terre Indigo (BOR) devote an extra measure of their attention to keeping this home well maintained, making it one of the most sought-after properties in the popular St. Jean neighborhood.
Just minutes from town, Saline beach, and the shops in St. Jean, Villa Terre Indigo (BOR) provides the kind of comfort and convenience that makes it a favorite with return visitors.
Sibarth Bespoke Villa Rentals is proud to offer its clients the spectacular views and warm welcome of Villa Terre Indigo (BOR).
