Landmark House & Cottage

Much of the house is constructed from local coral stone with numerous outdoor spaces and tropical gardens. It's also an early example of architect, Ian Morrisson's incredible work.

Four en suite bedrooms can be found in the main house - three bedrooms are on the ground-floor with an additional twin bedroom on the first-floor. A further two bedrooms are located in the tree-house style cottage which also has living and dining patios.

Guests enter the house via a wooden bridge and traverse a winding coral-stone walkway onto the open deck flecked with loungers and hammocks.

The open-air living room is the focal point of Landmark House and is furnished with beautiful plump sofas and wicker chairs leading towards the terrace.

The dining gazebo is located in the garden, in the thick of tropical foliage. It has a large, circular stone-table with a marble surface which can seat up to eight guests. Pass the gazebo and you'll find a lovely sun terrace as well as a small beach area complete with sun beds, golden sand and excellent swimming opportunities.

Guests can enjoy the services of an on-site cook and can even delegate a member of staff to do the weekly shop. We highly recommend you request pre-arrival supplies as there is nothing better than arriving at your villa, jet-lagged and travel-weary, to find a fully-stocked fridge in the kitchen.