Summary:
Place yourself on the east side of the house in the early morning, and admire the panorama of the rising sun. During the day, enjoy the large infinity pool of more than 20m to truly swim, as well as many outdoor spaces. As the sun goes down, look west and contemplate the beautiful sunset .

The Space:
Spaces for sun worshipers and shadow seekers abound. A stainless steel frame was built to provide a shaded area. In order to have more comfort during hot weather and bright sun, a water spray has been installed. Thanks to a remotely controlled system, a very fine mist is sprayed to help gently lower the air temperature.

The outdoor areas are divided on two different levels and have many places where visitors can have a good time. The view of Lorient and St Jean is simply spectacular.

Inside, no detail has been neglected for the decoration and the equipment of the Elegant Villa, two qualifiers come to mind: elegance and simplicity. The living room opens onto the terrace and the long heated pool overlooking the sea. The very modern kitchen overlooks the living space.

The Elegant Villa offers five bedrooms, three main located at the level of the living room and pool and two on the lower floor arranged as a loft ultra contemporary. The villa also has a gym, air-conditioned massage room and outdoor pool.

Ideal for a stay with family or friends, you will find several shady and private places allow you to relax quietly, alone or with others.

The Neighborhood:
Gustavia Harbor: The heart of the town, where yachts dock, and visitors stroll along the marina, lined with stylish cafes and shops.
Luxury Shopping: The streets are filled with luxury boutiques offering designer fashion, jewelry, and upscale goods.
Fine Dining: The neighborhood is known for its gourmet dining options, offering a mix of French, Creole, and international cuisines.
Historical Landmarks: Gustavia has remnants of its Swedish colonial past, including Fort Gustav, offering panoramic views of the town, and Wall House Museum, showcasing the island’s history.
Beautiful Beaches: Shell Beach, located just a short walk from the center, is a tranquil spot for swimming and sunbathing with beautiful shell-covered sands.
Exclusive Vibe: Gustavia is frequented by celebrities and elite travelers, especially during the winter season when the island becomes a playground for the rich and famous.

Getting Around:
Getting around Gustavia, St. Barths, is relatively easy due to its small size. Here are various transportation options to explore:

Walking:

1. Best way to discover Gustavia's charm and scenic views.
2. Pedestrian-friendly streets and sidewalks.
3. Walking distance between most restaurants, shops, and beaches.

Scooters and Motorbikes:

1. Popular mode of transportation.
2. Rent from local companies like St. Barths Scooter or Tropical Car Rental.
3. Prices: around $20-$30 per day.

Cars:

1. Rent from companies like Hertz, Avis, or local providers.
2. Prices: around $40-$60 per day.
3. Be aware: narrow streets and limited parking.

Taxis:

1. Available at the airport or in Gustavia.
2. Fixed rates (around $10-$20) for short trips.
3. Book in advance for longer trips or island tours.

Boats and Water Taxis:

1. Connect Gustavia to nearby beaches and islands.
2. Water taxis (around $10-$20) for short trips.
3. Charter boats for private tours or snorkeling excursions.

Bicycles:

1. Rent from local shops.
2. Prices: around $10-$20 per day.
3. Ideal for short trips and exercise.