The Old Sugar House

A Magnificent 5 Bedroom property built on the site of an old sugar storage barn situated above the famous ‘Mullins Beach’ on the West Coast of Barbados.

This elegant yet informal private retreat provides all the comforts of home, complemented by the breath-taking surroundings of the Island. From the panoramic views over the plantation fields to the calm Caribbean Sea. Classic, luxury décor boasts fine Bajan living at its best, combining original antiques, unique iron furnishings and calm neutral colours, creating a totally laid-back environment in the most idyllic tropical setting. The open-plan living deck and dining area leads onto the swimming pool deck, which overlooks the crystal clear Caribbean Sea, the perfect spot for taking in relaxing daytime vistas and stunning evening sunsets. There’s also a small library with WI-FI internet access and a fax machine, along with an extensive selection of books, CD’s, DVD’s and board games.

Both the upstairs and downstairs master suites, feature king-size beds, en suite bathrooms, indoor/outdoor showers, walk in wardrobes, cable television and DVD players. The two twin rooms both have en suite shower rooms, while the downstairs fifth bedroom – also with en suite shower – has the most spectacular sea view. Larger parties can also convert the television room into a twin bedroom with en suite shower.

The popular Mullins beach, St Peter is a two minute drive from The Old Sugar House, if you can pull yourself away from the breeze swept pool and Jacuzzi deck. Everything is catered for at The Old Sugar House, extraordinary views, picture perfect settings and attentive, friendly staff to make everyone feel at home. It’s impossible not to fall in love with The Old Sugar House, where guests experience the beauty of Barbados and make memories that last a lifetime.

The villa is available to rent from 3 bedrooms up to 6 bedrooms and is fully staffed with private Chef, Butler and Housekeeper.

*Rates may be subject to change at any time. Special Rates may apply to peak holiday periods.*