Bringing the Whole Family

The Cerulean was made for groups — reunions, a few couples traveling together, or three generations under one roof. The layout is the reason it works.

The main house

Four bedrooms sit in the main house, most opening toward the sea, each with its own bathroom. The living and dining spaces are big enough that the early risers, the cooks, and the loungers all have somewhere to be. One guest stayed two full months and called every bedroom's en-suite bath “adequate privacy for everyone.”

The guest cottage

A few steps from the main house, the separate cottage is almost its own little home — a kitchen, a living room, and a bedroom, with a spiral stair up to a loft that holds the sixth bed. It's the natural spot for grandparents who want quiet, teenagers who want distance, or a couple who'd like their own front door. Together, the two buildings sleep twelve.

Traveling with little ones

Families with small children are well covered: there's a high chair, a travel crib, and baby gates on hand, and the listing is set up as suitable for children and infants. The pool deck is roomy, and the beach entry is shallow and reef-calm.

The layout is excellent for groups or multi-generational families — four spacious bedrooms in the main house, plus a separate fifth suite that provides extra privacy.

— a December guest.