Relax and Enjoy the Scenery High Above Long Bay
Far Pavilion sits in the hillside estate of Long Bay, the Beach is in the foreground with islands beyond. A perfect view from just about every room in the house including the wrap around terrace and ample pool deck. The Atlantic Ocean is laid out in all its glory and Far Pavilion provides an ideal setting for enjoying the scenery with it’s peaceful calm around the property. The views look out onto Jost Van Dyke, Sandy Cay, Green Cay and beyond.
The French doors in the living area open onto a wrap around deck and create a wide-open living space with Alfresco dining. The villa offers peace and quiet to read a book on the deck, listen to some music, enjoy a cocktail….
The ample parking area is conveniently outside the front door making it very easy to transfer groceries without having to negotiate any steps. The entrance leads to the living area and then the galley kitchen on the left which opens to the dining area on the covered pool deck. There is a magnificent wall to the back of the villa with local planting of shrubs and flowers.
There are 3 King Bedrooms and Bathrooms, one en-suite bathroom has an outdoor shower. The pool just welcomes you in and enjoy some relaxing time around the villa.
Long Bay Beach is the nearest beach and Smugglers Cove is in the next bay.
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July 17th, 2019
Far Pavilion sits in the hillside estate of Long Bay, the Beach is in the foreground with islands beyond. A perfect view from just about every room in the house including the wrap around terrace and ample...
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