Does anyone know what villa this is?
I can't believe this took me so long - Cliffside is the one I was trying to find.
http://caribbeanvilla.com/cliffside/cliffside.html
Cheers, RickG
http://caribbeanvilla.com/cliffside/cliffside.html
Cheers, RickG
S/V Echoes - Coral Bay - St. John, VI
- nothintolose
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If you haven't already, recheck an old website of Beyond the Sea (it was also called Villa Magenta at one time).
www.onlinevacations.com/BeyondTheSea.htm
Of all the houses on Maria Bluff from Cliffside to Villa Maria, BTS had the most dramatic room and deck area, directly above the cliff, not for the faint of heart. And there was a water view of the house on the website!
www.onlinevacations.com/BeyondTheSea.htm
Of all the houses on Maria Bluff from Cliffside to Villa Maria, BTS had the most dramatic room and deck area, directly above the cliff, not for the faint of heart. And there was a water view of the house on the website!
we stayed at beyond the sea a while back and it sounds like your area...nice spot (unless you have vertigo) literally beyond the sea...if i heard it fell into the ocean i would not be all that surprised...it had a little cottage to the side with an outdoor shower (just for me the snorer)...it was me, the cliffs, iguanas and nothing but view all the way to stx...we were bummed to find out it was off the market since that's one of the few i'd actually rent again. (not that any we have rented weren't great it's just hard to do a repeat with all the sweet spots left to try.) ahh, research, it's a bitch but somebody has to do it,
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I was just poking around and noticed this said Cliffside. Could this be it?
http://www.vacationvistas.com/Villas/se ... _john.html
http://www.vacationvistas.com/Villas/se ... _john.html
I've stayed at Villa Belvedere (the view is my avatar) when it was newly remodeled in 2003. It's cliffside for sure but doesn't have the cliffside drama of Nautilus (stayed there as well) and Beyond The Sea. Nice views of St. Thomas, though. I'd be happy to answer any questions that you may have.
Also stayed at Beach Garden villa in Chocolate Hole
which has some nice cliffside views.
Also stayed at Beach Garden villa in Chocolate Hole
which has some nice cliffside views.
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- nothintolose
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Elizabeth, I am thinking you must be thinking of Belvedere. I remember that picture on the Vacation Vistas site--we rented Belvedere in 2004 (I'm surprised that it was remodeled in 2003, because I remember the furnishings being quite tired in the great room!).
It is repped by Destination St. John now, and it looks like it's been quite spruced up since our stay. It really does have amazing views. The house to the right is VERRRY close, but it was not a problem. If you are thinking about renting it, I would inquire as to the height of the foliage by the pool. When we were there we had great views over Pillsbury Sound from the pool. Hopefully they have kept the foliage trimmed back.
PS: Argonauta is better.
It is repped by Destination St. John now, and it looks like it's been quite spruced up since our stay. It really does have amazing views. The house to the right is VERRRY close, but it was not a problem. If you are thinking about renting it, I would inquire as to the height of the foliage by the pool. When we were there we had great views over Pillsbury Sound from the pool. Hopefully they have kept the foliage trimmed back.
PS: Argonauta is better.
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Re: Does anyone know what villa this is?
The most dramatic location has to be Maria's Bluff. The most dramatic house I ever saw was the previously mentioned Beyond the Sea, which also was called Magenta Villa. One room, the dining area, seemed directly over water.