Description

Beautifully appointed villa nestled on the western shore of Virgin Gorda. Sandy beaches, teeming coral reefs, verdant tropical gardens. Breathtaking sunsets from the river rock pool. Elegant suites and living areas. Luxury amenities. Two beautifully appointed master suites with huge king size beds. En suites bathrooms with a romantic double shower or luxurious double jacuzzi. Water views from your suite, bath and patio. Two elegant mini suites.Tastefully appointed king suite and stylish double suite. Connecting glass tiled shower room. Double french doors opening to a lush tropical courtyard. Water and garden views. Suites equipped with central cooling. Open air living areas with expansive water views and sunsets. Wraparound deck encasing the river rock pool. State of the art entertainment systems. A gourmand's kitchen. A horizon spotted with billowing sails. The dog islands in full view. Sightings of dolphins, turtles and diving pelicans. Resplendent sunsets and a shimmering moon on the water. On the edge of the Caribbean Sea, the Virgin Islands is 140 miles northwest of St. Kitts and 40 miles east of Puerto Rico, lying closely clustered together. These islands are considered to be part of the Lesser Antilles, though they are geographically closer to the Greater Antilles in the west. Great rental income potential. Although there are 50 islands, rocks and cays which comprise the British Virgin Islands, many of them are uninhabited. Most of the islands are grouped around the Sir Francis Drake Channel, named after the daring British adventurer who launched an attack against the Spanish from the islands in 1595. Virgin Gorda is the second largest island in the British Virgin Islands, second to the island of Tortola, which rests at the extreme north east of the main chain of islands. When Christopher Columbus returned on his second voyage of discovery in 1493, he arrived in these islands on the day of the feast of 1000 virgins, commemorating crusading.