Luxury Beachfront Villa in Beautiful Mahoe Bay
Sea Fans is a luxurious 4 Bedroom Villa available for rent in Mahoe Bay on the island of Virgin Gorda in the British Virgin Islands.
Sea Fans was designed so that each of the bedrooms is very private. Each hexagonal BR has its own separate entrance, A/C, bathroom and “outdoor” shower (no one can see in but you can watch the sunset over Drake’s Channel).
There are 2 separate beachside bedroom pods and a 2 story, 2 bedroom pod. The second floor BR even has a kitchenette. Each BR has its own large covered terrace with teak furniture. There is a wet bar by the pool, complete with an ice maker and refrigerator.
The main house has a high cathedral roof with 4 ceiling fans and indirect lighting. There is a modern, extremely well equipped kitchen with a dishwasher, microwave oven, toaster oven and refrigerator/freezer with water and ice dispensed through the door.
The large center island has a beautiful polished granite top with stools beneath it. The flooring in all living areas is Mexican stone tile. Although “earth tones” are prevalent throughout the interior, bright floral patterns brighten up each room. A glass-top, stone-base dining room table seats 6 comfortably. An L-shaped sitting area just off of the kitchen is set up for easy conversation or to watch TV. A library of books, videos, games and CDs is available for your enjoyment.
July 3rd, 2019
Rebecca Yates, manager at Virgin Gorda Villa Rentals, provided the following update. She reported, "Sea Fans, a luxurious 4 bedroom villa located in beautiful Mahoe Bay on Virgin Gorda, is once again available...
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