The beautiful Point of View villa sits on the top ridge of the Sandy Lane Estate and offers guest panoramic oceans views over the west coast of Barbados. Guests staying at Point of View also have full use of the Sandy Lane Property Owners Beach Facility. During the duration of your holiday, you will be able to use this private beach facility which offers complimentary beach loungers and umbrellas. Upon entering Point of View guests are greeted by the tranquil Koi pond and the large living room and bar area which leads out on to the covered outdoor patio. The villa boasts five beautifully-appointed bedrooms which each feature air-conditioning and private en-suite bathrooms. Three bedrooms are located in the main house and the other two are in private self-contained cottages, ideal for couples in search of a little extra privacy from the rest of the group. There is also an air-conditioned TV room with day loungers perfect for relaxing with a good book or catching up with the news back home. Point of View offers two beautiful dining areas, a formal dining to the East of the property and informal dining to the East, both ideal settings for the whole group to gather and discuss the adventures of the day. Outside, guests will enjoy splashing around in the large private pool or relaxing on one of the sun loungers. Guests of Point of View will experience the most beautiful sunsets off the coast of Barbados and the Caribbean Sea beyond. Relax with a cold rum punch in one of the many relaxing lounge areas or the expansive pool deck. #### Features The Villa Point of View sits on immaculately designed manicured gardens complete with lily pond and a walk-over bridge. The villa consists of five lavish double bedrooms each with an en-suite bathroom, as well as a powder room for guests. Main Villa - Open-plan living area - Fully-equipped kitchen - TV room - Bedroom with king-size bed and en-suite bathroom - Bedroom with king-size bed and en-suite shower room - Bedroom with twin beds and en-suite bathroom Cottage 1 - Bedroom with king-size bed and en-suite bathroom Cottage 2 - Bedroom with king-size bed and en-suite shower room Exterior Grounds - Private swimming pool, with Roman steps access - Barbecue - Gazebo - Lawn area - Outdoor dining & furniture - Parasols - Sun loungers Additional Facilities - Wi-Fi - Air conditioning in the bedrooms - TV - Safe - Parking * Please note that in order to have access to all five of the bedrooms, you will need to select 10 guests when booking. #### Location Point of View is situated in an excellent position on the top ridge of the Sandy Lane Estate. Guests staying have access to the Sandy Lane Property Owners beach Club, while Sandy Lane Old Nine Golf Course is just a short distance away. For those looking to further explore, the town of Speightstown, is less than a 20-minute drive away. It hasnt been overly developed for tourism, aside from a recent marina development, and this is perhaps what gives it its charm. While its no longer a seafaring hub, its still busy and enjoyably historic. A museum and gallery of Caribbean Art are among the attractions worth seeking out. Just north of the town, the Six Mens Fish Market offers a taste of this still-important Barbadian trade. On Friday and Saturday nights, theres a fish fry with drinks and side dishes, where you can the fresh catch under the night sky, often with live entertainment. It is also a popular area for scuba diving – a 165ft-long wreck called the Pamir lies just off Six Mens Bay, and is the impetus for many people to get down there and see it. As you head south of Speightstown, you come to the glamorous area known as the ‘platinum coast, where the rich and famous come to play. Even without the luxury stores and hotels its a good-looking place, with beautiful white sands and quiet coves lining the stretch around Holetown. This is the place to be if youre looking for upscale nlghtlife, much of it around Holetowns First and Second Streets, where youll find cool hangouts like the Red Door Lounge. There are excellent beachfront restaurants and bars too, and a great atmosphere as you stroll along the boardwalk as the sun sets. If you choose to head inland from Speightstown, you will be rewarded by the natural beauty of the Farley Hill National Park. Only eight minutes drive from town, it enjoys a fresh Atlantic breeze from the east, and views of the coast too – a fine place for a picnic or to enjoy some live entertainment, as it sometimes hosts events like the Barbados Reggae Festival.