Stylish 3 bedroom Villa for sale with sea view in Apes Hill, Saint James
Part of the Garden Wall community at Apes Hill and spread over 2 floors, with private gardens and a swimming pool, this lock and leave home or rental property has all facilities nearby, making it easy to practice your golf swing on the range or pop into the 20th hole for a drink.
This open plan home flows from the front door to the covered patio and pool deck. With sliding glass doors opening up on 3 sides it enjoys high ceilings that keep the living area cool, while the en-suite bedrooms have air conditioning and Caribbean style timber tray roofs.
The lower bedroom comes with 2 queen beds and has its own self-contained wing, including a private patio. The master bedroom also benefits from its own veranda, from which to admire the unobstructed sea and golf views.
Apes Hill's environmentally friendly, contemporary and transitional villas are perfectly designed for an active, wholesome, lifestyle.
• 3 air-conditioned bedrooms
• Queen sized beds
• 3.5 bathrooms
• 65" Samsung TVs in the Master bedroom and living room
• Fully equipped kitchen with Expresso machine
• 30' swimming pool
• Beautifully landscaped grounds
• Ample storage
• Electric golf cart
• Fully furnished
• 4 seat golf buggy
• Apes Hill Club membership initiation fee inclusive
• Completion by summer 2024
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