Villa Maracuja St Barts

Maracuja is a Caribbean villa with a distinct personality. Its traditional architecture, featuring large sliding doors, arched windows, and a high vaulted ceiling with exposed beams, provides a canvas for a vibrant interior. A bold use of color and a deliberate Asian-colonial fusion define the design story, expressed through deep red walls, ornate furniture, and hand-picked tiles.

This is not a neutral backdrop; it is a hillside retreat in Vitet that feels collected and artistic. Every detail, from a Buddha statue by the pool to a fish-pattern bathroom floor, contributes to a unique, warm atmosphere. This tranquility is anchored by a sweeping vista that takes in Grand Cul de Sac and Tortue Island, framing a calm, azure horizon just past the lush garden. Outdoor living is centered on the heated swimming pool and the sprawling terrace. The pool, measuring 9.8 by 26.2 feet, acts as a liquid centerpiece at the edge of the view. Loungers are placed for sunbathing and contemplation of the lagoon below. Adjacent to the living area, a covered portion of the terrace offers a lounge space and a dining setup for eight, arranged for open-air dining throughout the day and into the evening. A gas barbecue is on hand for grilling. The meticulously landscaped grounds embrace the villa with lush plantings of flamboyant trees, vibrant bougainvillea, and graceful palms.

Within this green setting sits an Indonesian-style daybed beside a lawn, a spot for an afternoon read. Vibrant red flowers in large pots add dashes of contrast against the light beige deck stone and white outdoor furniture. Step inside and the living room makes an immediate statement.

That deep red accent wall anchors the space, contrasting with the crisp white of the vaulted ceiling and the dark, waxed wood underfoot. Weathered wood furniture and two large sofas create a comfortable lounge area that faces the view. A uniquely ornate white metal coffee table sits at the center. The room is equipped with a fan, outdoor speakers, and an iPod dock, allowing your music to flow outside. From here, the space unfolds in an open plan. The kitchen continues the rich red wall color and features a central island with a light brown countertop. It is fully equipped for convenience and casual meals, with a microwave, an espresso machine, a toaster, a blender, and a dishwasher. A fan keeps the air moving. The entire area is designed for connection, opening directly onto the main terrace through large glass doors. The villa’s three bedrooms are configured across two levels, offering both shared views and private retreats.

The two primary suites on the main level command most of the attention. They flank the living area, both opening directly onto the terrace. These are identical in their generous proportions and outlook. Each features a king-size bed (6.56 x 6.56 ft), air conditioning, a fan, a mosquito net, and a safe. Their ensuite bathrooms are where the villa’s playful design ethos shines: one is clad in warm yellow tiles with a blue-accented border of starfish and shells, while another features yellow tiles with blue accents and a fish-pattern floor. Waking up to the dual view of the pool and the ocean is the daily rhythm here. On the lower garden level, the third bedroom offers a different, more secluded vibe. It is located under the main villa and opens to its own garden terrace. This room is furnished with a queen-size bed or two twins (5.91 x 6.56 ft) and includes air conditioning, a TV with French satellite and DVD player, and an ensuite bathroom with a shower.

It is a self-contained suite, well-suited for teenagers or guests seeking more separation, with its own entertainment system supporting that independent use. The villa’s facilities are integrated into this indoor-outdoor flow. Wi-Fi and US satellite TV service the entire property. For fitness, there is a dedicated room on the garden level. It opens to the garden and features a mirrored wall, a bike, a weight bench, free weights, exercise balls, a TV, a DVD player, an iPod dock, and air conditioning. Practical amenities like an iron and ironing board are also provided. Perched in the Vitet hills, Maracuja enjoys an easterly orientation with direct outlooks across the Atlantic Ocean. The drive from the airport takes between ten and twenty minutes, and a 4x4 vehicle is not required to access the property. This position offers a sense of removed serenity while keeping the island’s attractions within easy reach. For over twenty years, Premium Island Vacations has specialized in matching guests with properties that have genuine character.

Maracuja is a prime example: a three-bedroom villa in St. Barts where the design is as much a part of the experience as the panoramic view. Its confident blend of Caribbean ease and curated Asian accents creates a personality-rich stay. From the deep red living room to the thematic bathroom tiles and the serene garden daybed, every element feels intentional. This is a Vitet villa that does not just accommodate you; it engages you with its unique and artistic charm.