インフィニティプール＆素晴らしい景色を望むエレガントで広々としたモダンなヴィラ。 睡眠8-10

We built this home in 2010 and it holds a very dear place in our hearts. With high ceilings and beautifully proportioned rooms, Aquarius is both elegant and welcoming. The main terrace has all sorts of seating options where guests can sit quietly on more private terraces outside the master bedroom and guest rooms or on the wide covered terrace with a table that sits 12 comfortably (if required) and plenty of cosy armchairs for relaxing or sun-bedson the extended terrace to one side of the pool. Be prepared to be delighted by the extraordinary beauty of the sunsets and the stunning colour and light you will experience.
The immaculately equipped kitchen means cooking is an ease or simply ask for a chef to be sent and relax whilst all your wishes are catered for. There is also a large Weber Gas barbecue under a separate roofed cabaña adjacent to the dining area and kitchen.

The house works wonderfully as a "family" holiday destination with a wide variety of beaches nearby: the lapping of gentle waves of Pinney and Oualie beaches with their relaxing bars and restaurants or the dramatic surf on the south of the island where there is a hidden gem of a beach we will be prepared to divulge upon your enquiry....
If you are looking for a "romantic" holiday or an elegant and refined home for friends to enjoy exceptional and stunning sunsets in a beautiful location with a delicious "sun downer" in hand then Aquarius is the perfect destination. Whether you are keen to relax and unwind with a book or if teeing-off at dawn is your desire, we believe you will find whatever you want whilst staying at Aquarius on the island of Nevis.
Nevis is a dreamy, miniature paradise of 36 sq miles with a balmy climate, cool breezes, calm seas, lovely beaches, colourful forests, mountain walks, elegant old plantation houses and the nicest, friendliest people you could ever hope to meet – people who wave and smile as you drive by.
Each golden day is like a time-warp back to the 1950s where people are polite and respectful and crime is rare. There are no flashy nightclubs, vulgar casinos, or rowdy tourists – just a quiet, relaxed, stylish, old-fashioned little haven that still deserves its 18th Century nickname, ‘The Queen of the Caribbees’.
The island has numerous little bistros, beach bars and stylish restaurants, 5 banks and 4 excellent, modern supermarkets.
Among the many delights are the old sugar plantation houses, some of them in ruins, others now elegant, picturesque hotels: the Montpelier (with delicious restaurant), the Hermitage and the Nisbet. The island is perfect for lovers of walking, hiking, horse riding, sailing, fishing, scuba diving and water skiing, and it is suffused with music: the bouncy reggae and calypso rhythms that waft from balconies and doorways all over Charlestown; the delightful string bands that play their simple but haunting music