Just north of Holetown in beautiful Merlin Bay, Oceans Edge is an aptly named and impressive three-bedroom villa looking straight out to the (very close) Caribbean Sea. Located in an exclusive area known as ‘The Garden, its surrounded by beautifully lush and landscaped areas and enjoys the use of the complexs large lagoon-style swimming pool. A wonderful beach-facing deck area provides tables and chairs where you can sit with a drink and admire the incredible location. A barbecue and outdoor dining area, rooftop terrace and a lovely patio with private plunge pool provide yet more options, with the tranquil azure ocean never far away. An open-plan, split-level living and dining area, and a well-equipped kitchen, are found on the same floor, with direct access to the patio with plunge pool which overlooks the gardens. There is lots of seating to be found inside, and the villa is equipped with satellite television DVD player and Wi-Fi. The furnishings and fittings are high quality throughout, with natural stone floors and granite worktops among the notable features. One of the three en-suite bedrooms is on the pool terrace level, while the other two are upstairs on the first floor. This includes the master with its own terrace and access to the roof terrace. All of the bedrooms can be used with a king-size bed or be converted to twins as required. Merlin Bay is private and peaceful, yet still close to all the local amenities – follow the coastal road south and youll be in Holetown in around seven minutes. Here you will find a lively town with plenty to see and do. Theres a great restaurant scene, with many taking full advantage of their beachfront locations, luxury shopping at the Limegrove mall, and golf courses in the area too. If youre looking for a night out, youve found it in Holetown – chic cocktail bars, cool clubs and open-late eateries dominate on First and Second Street downtown. #### Features The Villa Oceans Edge is a 3-bedroom villa, sleeping up to 6-guests. With a private plunge pool and the use of a communal swimming pool, guests have the choice to relax in solitude or mingle with fellow jetsetters in a brilliant facility. Lower Ground Floor - Bedroom with twin beds, pool terrace access and en-suite shower room (can be set up with a king-size bed on request) Ground Floor - Open-plan living & dining area - Fully equipped kitchen First Floor - Master bedroom with balcony access and en-suite shower room - Bedroom with twin beds and en-suite shower room (can be set up with a king-size bed on request) Roof Terrace - Outdoor furniture Exterior Grounds - Private plunge pool (3.5m x 3m, 1m - 2m deep) - Barbecue - Outdoor dining & furniture - Sun loungers - Guests have access to larger shared pool (21m x 9m, 1m - 2m deep) Additional Facilities - Wi-Fi - Air conditioning - TV - Ceiling fans - Washing machine - Iron & board - Hairdryer - Safe - Travel cot & highchair available on request for an additional charge #### Location On the upscale west coast of Barbados, the Saint James parish is known with good reason as the islands ‘platinum coast. Aside from being a celebrity hangout, the area is famed for its beautiful white sand beaches, various golf courses and excellent dining options, as well as luxury brand shopping. One of the areas main towns, Holetown, is a good place to get acquainted with what Saint James has to offer. The Limegrove Lifestyle Centre brings shopping and entertainment together, with dozens of high-end stores, a multi-screen cinema and regular live events, from music concerts to art shows and craft fairs, while colourful Chattel village sets its shops in scenic tropical gardens. The beachfront walks are another highlight, and particularly spectacular if you happen to be there at sunset. Eateries like Zaccios and Tides occupy some of the prime ocean-view locations, and with views like those, chances are you will want to try them out. Holetowns big annual event comes around each February – the Holetown Festival is a commemoration of the first settlement on the island in 1627. Its a broad and lively celebration, encompassing everything from fashion shows and beauty contests to vintage car parades, sporting events and a Police Tattoo, and its a great opportunity to sample Bajan delights like macaroni pie and Barbados rum. The town is also a centre for nightlife, concentrated mainly on Holetowns First and Second Streets. Cool hangouts like the Red Door Lounge prove that Barbadians know how to party, and are very happy for you to join them. Head south of the town and a string of stunning beaches like Sandy Lane and Paynes Bay await you, and it wont be long until you find yourself in Bridgetown – the historic capital city is just 11km from Holetown.