About the Villa
- Property: Villa
- Sleeps: 1 - 6
- Bedrooms: 3
- Bathrooms: 4
- Receptions: N/A
Luxury 3 bedroom private villa with 2 private swimming pools (an indoor plunge pool and an outdoor pool), located just a short walk from the beach in the quiet and private residential area of Gibbes Glade on the West coast of Barbados.
Features
The property is designed around a central atrium featuring an indoor plunge pool (3.5m x 3.5m). Also inside the property there is a spacious living area opening onto a large partially covered deck and sitting area. The property is perfect for the family who wants to relax and enjoy the best of private villa living. The outdoor swimming pool measure approximately 7.5m x 4.5m and is nestled in well landscaped gardens that offer peaceful privacy.
The master bedroom has a King-size bed with en-suite bathroom and bedroom 2 has a double bed and an en-suite bathroom. The third bedroom has twin beds which can be made up as a King-size double as required and this 3rd bedroom also has an en-suite bathroom. All the bedrooms are air-conditioned and there are also ceiling fans throughout the property to keep guests cool. The lounge area has comfortable sofas, a Plasma TV, cable TV channels and there are also CD and DVD players.
Guests who take their own wireless-enabled devices can also benefit from the properties wireless Internet connection. Outside there is a barbeque and guests can have peace of mind by putting their valuable in the security safes.
Rental of the property also comes with FREE watersports at the Royal Pavilion beach just north of Holetown, where guests can enjoy unlimited complimentary watersports and you can choose from water skiing, wind surfing, boat rides, kayaks and snorkel equipment.
The beach is located just a five minute walk away and the beaches at Gibbes are some of the most beautiful on the island and also some of the most peaceful. Mullins Beach, with its beach bar, loungers and watersports is approximately half a mile north and there are also restaurants in Mullins. Speightstown, with a wider choice of restaurants, as well as shops and supermarkets, is approximately a mile and a half to the north.
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Location

- Beach
- Village
- Coastal
- Luxury
- Romantic
- Family
The platinum West coast of Barbados is one of the most beautiful and exclusive holiday destinations in the world. With the warm and calm Caribbean Sea and a choice of spectacular beaches you will be sure of a relaxing break in paradise. The West coast has 2 main towns, Holetown and Speighstown, with Holetown ideal for the tourist with its great choice of restaurants, bars and duty-free shopping. Dotted along the West coast are smaller villages where you can enjoy a drink in the various roadside rum huts or buy fresh produce from the local markets.
Travel
Transport Requirements: Car
Rental Rates (Per Week)
Prices are quoted per week in (GBP £). Show approximate prices in:
Rental Price: From GBP £1,743 to GBP £2,583 per week
| Dates |
Per Week (GBP) |
Notes |
| 15 Apr 08 - 14 Dec 08 |
GBP £1,743 |
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| 15 Jan 09 - 14 Apr 09 |
GBP £2,583 |
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Rental Notes
Special rates apply at Christmas and New Year, enquire for details.
25% deposit required to secure the property for your chosen dates, with the remaining balance due 10 weeks prior to departure. Payment can be made via cheque or bank transfer with no fee, or by credit or debit card with a 2.5% fee.
* Any currency conversions are approximate and are for illustrative purposes only. Please contact the owner or agent about paying in different currencies.
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Availability Notes
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