Villa Grace: Six Bedrooms Above Anse des Cayes

Limestone floors and floor-to-ceiling glass walls run through the open living, dining, and kitchen areas, creating one continuous space rather than separate rooms. The interior mixes contemporary design with island-influenced touches rather than leaning fully modern or fully traditional. It's a layout built for a large group of up to twelve to gather in one place, with enough room that the space doesn't feel crowded even at full capacity.

A private pool is surrounded by sun loungers and shaded terraces, with a covered outdoor dining area for group meals. The villa's elevated position gives the pool deck a view over the surrounding landscape rather than a beach-level vantage, and the landscaped gardens add privacy around the property line. Security is part of the villa's standard amenities, which is worth factoring in for larger groups prioritizing that over beach-level convenience.

Six en-suite bedrooms sleep up to twelve guests, with flexible configurations across the remaining five suites that work for families as well as couples. The primary suite includes a private terrace with sea views. Modern amenities and consistent decor run through all six rooms rather than treating the primary suite as noticeably more finished than the rest.

Anse des Cayes is known among locals more for its surf break than for calm swimming, which makes it a different kind of beach neighborhood than St Jean or Gouverneur. Villa Grace's elevated position keeps it separated from the coast road, and the area's shops and restaurants are a short drive away in Gustavia rather than a walk. This is a residential, lower-traffic setting compared to the busier beach neighborhoods elsewhere in this group.