The Great House accommodates 16 guests – eight in the main house and eight in the four chattel houses. However, an extra four guests may be accommodated for an additional daily rate.

The main house’s ground floor has a spacious entrance hall, reception rooms, piano room, wrap-around covered terraces and one bedroom suite. The sweeping staircase leads up to a further three bedroom suites. Three suites have double beds, while one has twin beds. All suites are individually furnished, with sumptuously comfortable beds, dressed in Ralph Lauren linen. The three upstairs suites have individual balconies, while the ground-floor suite opens onto a cobbled courtyard.

The four chattel houses are arranged in two pairs: the Pink Chattels and the Blue Chattels. They take their names from the colour of their linen and fabric. Each pair interlinks, making them ideal for families with younger children. They can be furnished with double or twin beds. The chattel houses open out onto their own veranda, with the gardens beyond. Like the suites in the main house, all of the chattels have en suite bathrooms with walk-in showers, air-conditioning and safes.

The Great House positively welcomes children. We have a cot, high chair, steriliser and baby monitor and can arrange a nanny from our list of preferred suppliers.

The Great House, constructed from local coral stone, was designed as a family house by celebrated local architect Ian Morrison, in the traditional plantation style. The four chattel houses, close to the main house, were added later and are also traditional in style – chattel houses were originally built to accommodate plantation workers.

The house stands in approximately 1.5 acres of what is generally acknowledged to be one of the most beautiful gardens on the island. These grounds spill onto the white sandy beach, with its palm trees and the blue waters of the Caribbean beyond.