Atlantic Pearl Estate

Description

Located between Holetown and Speightstown on Barbados' west coast, the Atlantic Pearl Estate in St James is a stunning beachfront villa which can accommodate up to ten guests. Luxurious and welcoming, the house puts you close to all the attractions of these two nearby towns, and offers the use of an elegant sea-view terrace with private pool.

This property is visually impressive from the outside, with its elegant frontage, entrance and balconies giving it lots of style. A spacious terrace overlooks the ocean and provides plenty of space to sunbathe around the private pool. There is also and outdoor shower and a barbecue, as well as furnished terraces.

Inside the house is a large lounge which opens onto the terrace, and has several comfy sofas. Other rooms providing additional seating areas and television. There is also a dining area and kitchen, where the chef prepares three meals a day for you. The villa is also staffed by a housekeeper, maid and butler. Concierge services can help with arranging excursions such as water-sports.

Additional amenities at this property include a spa, gym, office and games room. Up the winding staircase in the hall, you will find four luxurious suites, each of which provides an en-suite bathroom (most with a bath tub), large wardrobes and a safe. All of these suites enjoy an amazing sea view, and are immaculately furnished. A separate one-bedroom cottage which incorporates the staff quarters can also be used.

The western coast of Barbados is renowned for its glamorous nightlife, with nearby Holetown right at the heart of it. St James parish is known as the ‘platinum coast', and you will find plenty of evidence why in its upscale restaurants and cool bars. A little quieter than Holetown, Speightstown is not much further up the coast and offers cultural attractions and regular fish-fry nights – a great way to start the weekend.

#### Features
The Villa

Atlantic Pearl Estate is a fine option for a family who desire an elegant & upmarket holiday experience. There are 4-bedrooms in the main villa and 1-bedroom in a detached cottage.

Lower Ground
- Fitness area
- Media room
- Spa

Ground Floor
- Dining area
- Fully equipped kitchen
- Living areas
- Study
- Utility room

First Floor
- Master bedroom, with en-suite bathroom
- Two King bedrooms, with en-suite bathrooms
- Twin bedroom, with en-suite bathroom

Cottage
- King bedroom, with en-suite bathroom
- Dining area
- Living areas
- Well equipped kitchen

Exterior
- Private swimming pool, with Roman steps access
- Barbecue
- Outdoor dining & furniture
- Parasols
- Poolside shower
- Private Parking
- Sun loungers

Additional Facilities
- Alarm system
- Air-conditioning
- Coffee Maker
- Hairdryer
- In-room Safe
- SONOS Stereo
- Televisions
- Wi-Fi internet

#### Location
On the west coast of Barbados, Saint James parish is known as the island's ‘platinum coast', for its upscale living and celebrity hangout status. The area is renowned for its beautiful white sand beaches, excellent dining options and luxury brand shopping, and it also has a pretty good golf course or two.

Holetown is a good place to get acquainted with the Saint James area. The Limegrove Lifestyle Centre is a hub of shopping and entertainment with high-end stores, a multi-screen cinema and regular live events, ranging from music concerts to art shows and craft fairs. For something a little different, the colourful Chattel village sets its shops in beautiful tropical gardens.

Holetown's big cultural event of the year comes around each February – the Holetown Festival. A commemoration of the first settlement on the island in 1627, this lively celebration has everything from fashion shows and beauty contests to vintage car parades and it's the ideal time to get into the spirit of things with Bajan delights like macaroni pie and Barbados rum.

You will find most of the town's nightlife on Holetown's First and Second Streets, where the coolest clubs and lounges have congregated. Head south of the town and a string of stunning beaches like Sandy Lane and Payne's Bay await you, taking you in the direction of the capital, Bridgetown, which is only 11km away. To the north, the quieter Speightstown has an authentic feel and a variety of interesting sights, including a town museum and a gallery of Caribbean Art. You can also enjoy a fish fry on Friday and Saturday nights, at the famous Six Men's Fish Market.