Five bedrooms. Five bathrooms. No sharing.
Four sea-facing bedrooms in the main house, and a suite of its own in the cottage.
The main house holds four bedrooms under its vaulted, beamed roofline, most of them opening toward the water, and every one with its own bathroom. The fifth bedroom lives in the guest cottage a few steps away — with a loft above it that carries the villa's sixth bed. That's how twelve people sleep here without anyone taking the couch.
Mornings are the point of these rooms. The villa faces east, so the first light comes straight off the sea — “the sunrises are incredible,” as one March guest put it. Blackout curtains exist for those who disagree.
Air conditioning and ceiling fans run throughout, beds are made with fresh linens before you arrive, and the en-suite baths range from a freestanding tub to a marble walk-in shower with its own ocean-view window.
Rooms that open to the water.
Each bedroom is calm and uncluttered — quiet colors, a comfortable bed, and doors or windows that put the sea in the first minute of your day. One March guest summed the layout up simply: “Each bedroom had its own en-suite bathroom.”
A tub, a marble shower, a window on the sea.
The bathrooms came through the renovation as well as the rest of the house — one holds a freestanding tub, another a marble walk-in shower, and one shower looks straight out at the water through its own window.
“A gorgeous home with an amazing view. Each bedroom had its own en-suite bathroom. Combine the large patio, pool, outdoor kitchen and its own beach, and this property will not disappoint.”Dave · March 2026
“Great property with a super private location. The sunrises are incredible.”Suzanne Temple · March 2026
Pick your room.
Hold your dates and the whole house is yours.