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Property # 8893

A brand new three bedroom villa that offers stunning views over magnificient Caribbean beaches and the islands beyond

The property sits on one acre of land atop Belmont Estate in the western end of the island of Tortola.

Designed around an open patio and covered porches, you will find privacy and shade when desired and fun in the sun with our beautiful Caribbean weather and cooling trade winds.

Relax, look around, and when you are finished dreaming of the perfect Caribbean holiday, this villa is here to make it all a reality and a vacation you will long remember.

Listing Type: Vacation Rental
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 3
Sleeps: max. 6

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J.R. O’Neal Botanic Gardens are a cool and peaceful refuge located in the centre of Road Town. The beautiful 4-acre garden includes a lush array of indigenous and exotic tropical plants.3 Oceanview bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms
Breathtaking cascade shower adjoining the master bedroom
Inside and Outside living rooms
Oceanview poolopen patio and loggia
Fully equiped kitchen with dishwaher and professional gas stove
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Maid Services
Close to a mile-long beach and beautiful Caribbean cove.

The Virgin Gorda Bathsone of the B.V.I.’s most famous landmarkslies on the southwestern shore of Virgin Gorda. The Baths’ randomly placed large granite boulders form small grottoes and pools on the beach’s edgemaking delightful exploring and snorkelling. As with all these north shore anchoragesa swell can prevent overnight anchoring.

Scuba Diving. With its crystal clear waters and virtually untouched reefsthe diving in the British Virgin Islands is among the world’s best.
Hiking. Two of the B.V.I.’s most popular trails are to Sage Mountain on Tortola and Gorda Peak on Virgin Gorda. Veteran hikers walk up and down the islands’ beautiful mountain roads and ghutswhile the stroller can amble sedately through the many picturesque villagessuch as Carrot Bay on Tortola’s north shore

Day sailing. Day sail yachts are an ideal way for hotel and guesthouse visitors to explore the B.V.I.’s out-islands. They vary from roomy schooners to wide decked multihulls.