July 1st, 2019
Bellamare is a stunning, fully equipped vacation villa in Mahoe Bay on pristine Virgin Gorda in the BVI. With over 4000 square feet of living space, Bellamare distinguishes itself with unique details, including beautiful hand-made furnishings, imported Italian and handcrafted tile, hardwood and tile flooring, and several lovely balconies and decks. With a salt-water swimming pool, coralstone decking, expansive covered verandah, and verdant landscaping, Bellamare provides the perfect combination of secluded natural beauty, Caribbean views, and modern amenities.
Bellamare offers 4 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms and can accommodate up to 8 guests.The Main House at Bellamare is a two story building that faces the Caribbean Sea. It features an open living room, dining room and kitchen with two full bedrooms on the second floor. A separate building, the Seapod is joined to the Main House by a covered walkway. The Seapod has two full studio bedrooms, perfect for older children, adult family members, and friends. Bellamare is steps from a serene, sheltered Carribean bay, perfect for swimming, kayaking and snorkeling. The clear, calm water is warm year round, and is perfect for both new and experienced swimmers. Mahoe Bay has two tennis courts and free wi-fi throughout the community.
Bellamare Villa: +1 703-628-0728 | [email protected]
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