Canefield House

th century sugar plantation grounds, the original steps where the island’s world-famous rums were born, now offer breathtaking views of local tropical forest and dramatic “ghut”, the jewel-like crescent bay, and the expansive open Atlantic Ocean. The villa has a gated entrance and is surrounded by beautifully decorated gardens. There is a grand staircase from the parking area that leads you to the two-storied Main House, where you will find the Great Room, fully equipped gourmet kitchen, dining area for eight guests. The Great Room is the ideal area for gathering with friends and family, as it graced by cosy furnishings and has a wet bar with a mini-fridge. When the evenings arrive, you can flick on the large Smart TV or DVD player and pick a movie from the collection. There is also a surround sound system and top of the range CD player to make listening to music even more pleasurable, and there’s Wi-Fi throughout the villa. Another way to relax is by stepping through the French doors to a semi-circular terrace and you can follow a curved staircase down to the pool (which can be heated by advance request) and stone-tiled sun deck. An adjacent shaded gazebo is a welcome retreat from the sun and you can swing away the afternoon in the relaxing hammock. Canefield House is comprised of four separate pods, each connected beautifully by garden pathways. Situated on the far side of the main pavilion is the master pavilion, housing the large air-conditioned king master bedroom with a