Villa to book Mustique Island

by | Feb 8, 2017 | Americas, Islands, Villas

Ocean Breeze, Mustique, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

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Ocean Breeze, Mustique, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

This five-bedroom villa is located on the south of this private island with views of Pasture Bay, the Caribbean and neighbouring islands. Designed by Arne Hasselqvist, the plantation style villa features a dramatic octagonal foyer, a courtyard garden, private verandas in all bedrooms, hillside infinity pool, pool bar, gazebo and a Suzuki jeep, all reflecting a luxury island lifestyle. To extend the layer of comfort, this beautifully accented villa has its very own household staff of six, including an excellent all round chef, a charismatic butler, two housekeepers and two gardeners. With all the amenities that can be expected and with all the Caribbean views that we have ever dreamt of, we say yes to this private island villa.

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