Bird of Paradise

OVERVIEW

Bird of Paradise is one of the expertly crafted villas in Anguilla by acclaimed resort architects Wilson & Associates. These are the same creative minds behind Amandari in Bali, Las Ventanas in Cabo San Lucas, and the Peninsula in Beverly Hills. The architectural design pays homage to the Asian tropics, with winding, lagoon-style pools interlacing elegantly with the villa's four buildings.

Perched atop a quaint bluff, Bird of Paradise commands sweeping views of the azure Caribbean Sea and the neighboring islands of St. Barth's and St. Martin. Embracing the true essence of indoor-outdoor living, this luxury villa features walls that seamlessly fold back, creating a fluid space filled with warm, gentle breezes and the soothing aromas of the tropics.

Bird of Paradise is a luxurious retreat with a superb interior living room with adaptable accordion walls and additional exterior living areas, one of which is adorned with a cozy fireplace. The property boasts three exquisite dining areas. An elegantly furnished outdoor verandah is a vantage point for the well-kept lawns, the frothy white waves, and the neighboring islands. Guests can unwind on the terrace patios or a unique Indonesian daybed, ideally situated amongst a grove of palm trees with a panoramic sea view.

The villa comprises four plush bedroom suites and a flexible office space that can double as a fifth bedroom. Each suite has en-suite baths, a private balcony flourishing with vibrant plants, and breathtaking views. For enhanced comfort, each suite is outfitted with a refrigerator and coffee service.

A brief, scenic walk down a path from Bird of Paradise leads to the beautiful, curved Sandy Hill Bay beach. This sheltered bay and beach offer prime swimming conditions and even a haven for a small yacht. Conveniently located near Shoal Bay East and with fine dining establishments, charming local shops, and vibrant nightlife, the villa ensures a wealth of activities. Adventure awaits with snorkeling in the crystal-clear waters, kayaking to neighboring islands on peaceful days, or a thrilling horseback ride along the beach.