The interiors are finished in natural materials, polished stone countertops, exposed bleached wood ceilings and beams, wood cabinetry, polished patterned cement floors in a natural sand finish indoors and out, painted walls and wood mouldings, indirect lighting, fine art and sculpture and custom furnishings. All rooms are generous in size, thoughtfully appointed with numerous louvered windows and doors in all walls to ensure comfortable cross ventilation. This home does not require air conditioning as it makes full use of the endless trade winds for natural cooling. The design is essentially three contemporary buildings modeled on the traditional vernacular architecture of Anguilla. Connected by courtyards and a gazebo, the three cottages are a continuous yet separate whole that optimize the galleries and the multileveled gardens of tropical plants and native trees studded with large boulders.
Traditional forms integrate with nature illuminating a picturesque and graceful family home.
We have enjoyed its creation and are sure you will as well. Anguilla is easily reached by direct flight from Puerto Rico, or by flight to St. Martin and then passage by small aircraft, or taxi to Marigot and a short ferry ride to Anguilla. St. Martin has an international airport which accepts the largest jumbo jets from Europe and North America, and is a popular destination for vacation and tour operators, while Anguilla has a smaller airport . It is the northernmost island in the chain of islands which run in an arch to the coast of South America. Anguilla is surrounded by coral reefs and luxurious sand beaches which have been praised by Conde Nast magazine as among the best, if not the best, in the world.