Sandyprints Cottage South

About this property

A stylish luxury modern villa with three bedrooms, seconds from the stunning Alleyne’s Bay beach.

Sandyprints Cottage South is a contemporary villa in beautiful Barbados. It features a king-sized master with en-suite bathroom, a work space and views of the courtyard and pool. A second double bedroom with queen-sized bed and en-suite, and a third twin room with views of the pool. Each bed is embellished with a deluxe tufted headboard, and the rooms are all decorated in calming neutral tones for a peaceful night’s sleep.

All on one level off the courtyard, the main living area is a relaxing, tranquil environment with sleek white furnishings. Sip your morning mimosa at the breakfast bar or watch a movie on the plush sofa to round off your evening.

The central courtyard is the hub of the villa. Spend your days sunbathing by the modern infinity-edge pool surrounded by lush greenery. Or shelter from the midday sun in the shaded seating area, where you can serve up a delicious lunch or relax with a good book.

Right at your doorstep on Alleyne’s Bay, you’ll find Juma’s Beach Bar for casual sunset drinks or choose the Lone Star Restaurant for a fine dining experience. Holetown is also less than five minutes away with its array of luxury stores and elegant restaurants, as well as golf and tennis courses, and plenty of activities to keep the kids entertained.

The villa is also a perfect place to stay if you want to take advantage of Barbados’s 12-month work stamp visa. Here you can work remotely while catching rays under the Bajan sun – with room for the whole family, it’s an opportunity that’s not to be missed.

Sandyprints Cottage South can be booked alone or in combination with Sandyprints Villa to make an 8 bedroom Estate, Sandyprints Estate.

For larger groups Sandyprints Estate and Sandyprints Cottage South can be booked together to make an 11 bedroom retreat.

Sandyprints is located on Alleynes Bay Beach on the West Coast or ‘Platinum’ coast of Barbados. It is set within St James’s Parish, possibly the most exclusive area in Barbados. The west coast is famed for its fabulous powder white beaches and stunning sunsets and epitomises what we think about when we imagine beautiful Barbados. 

It would be hard to find a more idyllic beach than Alleynes Bay Beach, a beautiful stretch of sand with gentle lapping water in a beautiful bay, quieter than some of the nearby beaches, yet with its own character, a perfect spot for snorkelling or watching sunsets and just a gentle stroll away from the Lone Star restaurant. Just one mile down the road is Reeds Bay Beach and two miles away is Sandy Lane Beach perfect for spotting celebrities under the famous pink umbrellas.

If golf is your thing again you are spoilt for choice, the world-class Royal Westmoreland Golf Club is just two miles away and the Sandy Lane Country Club course is less than 4 miles away.

Its just a 7-minute drive to thriving Holetown with its array of fabulous shops and restaurants. Holetown dates back to 1625 and was the site of the first British landing in Barbados. Holetown was named as the river that empties into the sea and reminded the English sailors of the Limehouse Hole on the River Thames. The beautiful and historical St James Parish Church, built originally in 1627, is a must see and gives you a real taste of Barbados history.

Today you can enjoy high-end duty-free shopping at Limegrove Shopping Mall. For a taste of local culture, you should visit the Chattel Village Shops in these beautifullly restored Chattel Houses you can find local arts, crafts and fashion, perfect for finding a unique gift or memento.

Holetown boasts some of the islands finest restaurants notable names include The Beach House and Tides. Barbados has some of the friendliest people and coolest music and a lot of fabulously cheap rum. First and Second Street is the place to party with its cocktail lounges, music bars and restaurants.

Barbados has so much to offer and getting round the Island is very easy, whether in a Jeep or a mini Moke a topless doorless car or experiencing one of the Islands ‘Boogie’ or ‘Reggae’ Buses. You should visit Oistins Friday Fish Fry a marketplace that comes alive with Reggae beats and barbeques sizzling, try local fish, washed down with a beer and sway along to the music and simply people watch. You can visit a rum plantation. St Nicholas Abbey offers rum experience tours and moonlight dinners in a fabulous setting.

Otherwise, you can try a Sunday Brunch Bajan style, a marvellous buffet with a wide choice of local dishes all eaten al fresco. There is a gospel brunch at the Crane Hotels L’Azure restaurant that’s not to be missed.

Barbados offers every type of water sport so whether you want a day out, on a catamaran or want to try surfing on the Caribbean Sea, this can be easily organised.

Accommodation

The Villa 

Interior
- Open plan kitchen / living room with satellite TV and access to the terrace
- Master bedroom with king bed and en-suite shower room
- Bedroom with queen bed and en-suite shower room
- Bedroom with two single beds bed and en-suite bathroom

Exterior Grounds
- Private plunge pool
- Terrace and garden area
- Outdoor covers seating area and dining area
- Various sun loungers
- Garden furniture

Additional Facilities
- Air conditioning
- Wi-Fi
- TV
- Writing desk
- Ceiling fans
- BBQ
- Hair dryer
- Safe