Villa St. Lucy

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A seven bedroom luxury villa conveniently located within Royal Westmoreland with a gorgeous oversized pool and stunning ocean views.

Located within the Royal Westmoreland estate on Barbados’ coveted West Coast, Villa St. Lucy is a seven-bedroom villa designed for effortless luxury, privacy, and relaxed Caribbean living.

Ideal for families and groups of friends, the property comfortably accommodates up to 14 guests and offers a seamless blend of inviting interiors, heartfelt Barbadian hospitality, and breathtaking surroundings, all from the comfort of a private villa setting.

The home features seven lovely air-conditioned bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms. Four bedrooms are located on the upper level of the villa, offering elevated and unobstructed sea views while three bedrooms are set on the lower ground level with their own private access and patios, creating a charming cottage-style feel that opens directly onto the gardens.

The interiors are spacious and welcoming, with multiple living areas ideal for gathering or restful refuge. The main living space is generously furnished and equipped with a host of modern conveniences, while an additional sitting room provides another comfortable space to unwind. A dedicated office is also available for guests who may need to stay connected during their stay.

Dining is a highlight at Villa St. Lucy, whether enjoyed indoors at the striking coral stone table or outdoors in the covered dining nook, perfect for long lunches and candlelit dinners under the stars. The villa is fully staffed with a dedicated butler, cook, housekeeper, laundress, and gardener, ensuring every detail of your stay is thoughtfully handled. From relaxed mornings to elegant evenings, the experience is designed to be entirely effortless.

Surrounding it all are the truly stunning grounds. Mature, manicured gardens envelop the property, creating a sense of privacy and tranquility, while the villa’s elevated position affords truly incredible views of the rolling golf course and the turquoise Caribbean Sea.

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