Luxury 3 bedroom VillaHouse for sale with countryside view and sea view views in Sugar Hill, Saint James

999,000 USD 929,070 EUR 789,210 GBP

Reference: 246981

Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 3
Floor Size: 242 m2

Features

Balcony
Terrace
Garden
Communal Pool
Tennis Court
Gym
Air Conditioning
Sea View
Countryside View
Parking
Good Condition

Details

Bright and spacious 3 bedroom luxury villa set in lush tropical gardens with plunge pool while enjoying panoramic ocean views from its elevated location near all amenities in St James.

This stunning property is situated within the Tamarind Row neighbourhood on the Sugar Hill resort community.

On the main floor, the layout encompasses a spacious open plan living area, a newly renovated kitchen, cloakroom and a large guest suite. The dining area is located on the covered patio where al fresco dining can be enjoyed year-round. The covered patio also has a relaxed seating area and leads to the plunge pool which is on a lower level with a deck and full outdoor shower.

The primary suite and second guest bedroom suite are both located on the first floor. The primary suite is complete with ample wardrobe space and the bathroom which has a double vanity, tub, and shower. The guest suite on this level is also spacious and both rooms look west with views of the Caribbean Sea.

Other areas of this superb property include a lockable storage room on the first floor, a full laundry room with storage and a half bathroom for staff. There is also an enclosed drying yard area to hang items out of sight.

On just 50 acres and complete with 100 residences, this Resort is a residential community, which features amenities such as tennis, communal swimming pools, gym, and a restaurant in the clubhouse - a focal point within the community.

There is 24 hour security.

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1. Registering with a Barbadian Lawyer and the Central Bank of Barbados.

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