Spacious 4 bedroom House for sale with sea view in Mullins Bay, Mullins, Saint Peter
The development boasts a collection of meticulously designed townhouses, in one of the quietest locations on the resort. It comprises of four spacious and elegantly appointed en-suite bedrooms, featuring well decorated furnishings, high-end finishes, and partial views of the turquoise Caribbean Sea from the upper floors.
There is a fully fitted and equipped kitchen and spacious and bright living and dining rooms.
The master bedroom occupies the entire upper floor and enjoys views of the Caribbean Sea. The two guest bedrooms on the first floor share a terrace which overlooks one of the two communal pools which as an owner and resident, you have access to. A gate leads directly from the ground floor terrace to a communal pool which is just one of the two communal pools which is an amenity only Phase 3 shares.
The second communal pool is an expansive freeform pool with a waterfall feature. These two pools which the property shares, are for exclusive use with 7 other townhouses in Phase 3. It is one of only four units which front onto the communal pool. A pristine white sandy beach is just steps away from the development, and the house has its own private plunge pool on the terrace.
Seashed Restaurant, Larry Rogers Beach Bar and and Restaurant are nearby. Explore the vibrant local culture by visiting the charming nearby Speightstown, indulging in shopping sprees, or immersing in the island's rich history and heritage.
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