Spectacular Oceanview Vacation Rental Atop Windy Hill
Villa Mirabella sits atop Windy Hill overlooking The Valley/Spanish Town and provides beautiful views of the Caribbean, Atlantic, the Virgin Gorda Yacht Harbor, and Gorda Peak. Windy Hill gets it’s name from the cool trade winds that are a constant. Mirabella is just minutes from some of the world’s most unique and beautiful beaches, including the popular Baths, Spring Bay, Savannah Bay and many more.
The Villa
The 2 bedrooms sleep six, and are separated by the tastefully decorated, spacious living quarters. The East bedroom, with a king bed has an ensuite bath which includes a sunken stone shower. The West bedroom, has 1 king bed and a twin over twin bunk bed. The second bath is immediately outside this room.
All rooms have windows that open onto a 75′ deck. This offers a shady oasis with a feeling of openness to the outdoors. It is wonderful to simply sit on the deck and be mesmerized by the enchanting, ever-changing sunsets which add to the romance and magic of the island. For your comfort all rooms have vaulted ceilings with ceiling fans. Mirabella is the perfect spot for couples & families to relax and enjoy life!
The home has a fully-equipped kitchen, and offers many additional amenities. Our excellent staff is on call for the ease and enjoyment of your stay.
August 1st, 2019
Mirabella is a two bedroom, two bath villa that sits atop Windy Hill overlooking The Valley/Spanish Town and provides beautiful views of the Caribbean, Atlantic, the Virgin Gorda Yacht Harbor and Gorda...
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