Luxury 3 bedroom Apartment for sale with sea view in Heywoods, Saint Peter

1,310,000 USD 1,218,300 EUR 1,034,900 GBP

Reference: 245808

Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 3
Floor Size: 232 m2

Features

Tennis Court
Gym
Air Conditioning
Elevator
Sea View
Mooring
Front Line
Walk to Beach
Turnkey
Terrace
Communal Pool

Details

Luxurious and beautifully maintained 3 bedroom villa, situated within the renowned Port St. Charles Marina development, on the prestigious West Coast of Barbados.

This superb villa offers around 251m2 of living area and boasts mesmerising views of the lagoon as well as the turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea.

Accommodation is arranged over 3 levels, with 3 en-suite air-conditioned bedrooms

The ground floor is accessed via a private courtyard and has spacious living areas, a covered terrace and sun deck with plunge pool beyond, well equipped kitchen with breakfast bar, cloakroom, laundry room and service entrance.

2 guest bedrooms are on the first floor and the master suite with a private patio overlooking the lagoon is on the top floor.

This villa is located on the South-Western end of the marina just a few steps away from the lovely south beach of the resort, and comes with a 60' berth. It is offered fully furnished except for a few personal items.

Residents enjoy all the amenities of this prestigious marina resort which include water taxi service, floodlit tennis courts, a salon, gym, 24 hour security, sunset pool bar with swimming pool and a yacht club restaurant and bar.

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