Description:: This one of a kind home is for those seeking intimacy, privacy, romance, and want to reconnect with nature. Perfect for HONEYMOONERS this charming, completely private nest is situated on one acre of land 40 feet from the water's edge. A secluded beach for great swimming and snorkeling is a two minute walk along the shore. With water views from every room and alfresco dining savor the thrill of overlooking St. Martin, St. Barts, Tintemarre, and Saba.
Amenities:: The following are provided: cable TV; telephone; CD/tape player; Ipod cable; all linens; iron; hair dryer; beach towels, sand chairs, beach umbrella, snorkels, masks; books, games, puzzles; picnic basket; telescope; fully equipped kitchen except for microwave and dishwasher; outdoor grill; wireless or high speed Internet connection; kitchen/bathroom paper products. Beautifully landscaped grounds utilizing indigenous shrubs and enhanced by flowering plants, wood sculptures, stone benches. Unobstructed fenestration creates a sense of indoor/outdoor living fed by warm, soothing sea breezes. The night sky is exquisite!
Owner arranges airport/ferry pickup and car/jeep rental.
Smoking is permitted outdoors only.
Brochures are available.
Guest Comments:: 'We have grown in our love for each other because we have been here.'
'I would give you a five star rating.'
'This place is much more than we ever imagined.'
'The most romantic, away from it all vacation we've ever had.'
'Your pictures don't do the place justice.'
'Many thanks for creating this nest at the water's edge.'
'Beautiful, open and free spirited home.'
'It belongs in Caribbean Style and on a register as 'One of the ten best homes in Anguilla'.'
Guest Questions:
How close are you to the sea? 'So close that when you pop your champagne the cork floats!'
What's it like when the owners are on site? 'We never hear or see them. Sometimes we think they've died!'
How are the views? 'In the spring we see whales. Year round we savor the sights and lights on nearby islands.'
Can you see the sunset from the house? 'No, but we see the moonrise and sunrise which are spectacular. The sunset is frequently cloud hidden.'
