L’Oasis is a spectacular seven bedroom villa perched on a lush cliff high above the beach overlooking the turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea in St Martin. The views also extend to the verdant mountains and down to Creole Rock.
L’Oasis is nestled in gorgeous tropical gardens filled with palms, sea grapes and bougainvillea. Glass walls surround the deck to ensure unobstructed views.
Each of L’Oasis seven bedrooms envelops you in relaxing privacy. The interior has white, beige and grey furnishings as well as exotic teak furniture to add to the serenity. The spa-like bathrooms are finished in natural stone and have walk-in showers and sea views. Several have outdoor showers with private gardens.
Rare wood ceilings soar above each space; natural stone floors organically connect the interior and exterior. The property has a Moroccan styled them and stylish art compliment the comfortable seating upholstered in elegant tones of beige, white, grey and pops of rich colour.
You can spend days relaxing on the beautiful terraces – perfect for lounging or dining. The property has two swimming pools – the infinity pool is dramatically cantilevered out and over the beach. The second pool is at the surf’s edge just a short walk from the house. Both pools have incredible views and abundant lounging.
Meals are prepared in an elegant high end professional kitchen complete with your own private chef. A state of the art sound system streams beautiful music or you can screen your favourite movies in the fully equipped media room. Steps from the main house you will find the villa’s Jacuzzi, fully equipped gym and spa pavilion. Take the steps down to the beach and find the second pool with built in loungers to enjoy the sounds of the ocean waves.
Although very secluded, you are minutes from fabulous places to dine and shop. 15 minutes away is the historic French capital of Marigot filled with shops, galleries, excellent restaurants and the Creole market. You are also 5 minutes from Puerto Cupecoy, 15 minutes from the airport and only a 20-minute drive from Grand Case, the culinary capital of the Caribbean.
