AnaCapri Estate

A staircase accented by locally-crafted stained glass windows and woven tapestries curves gracefully upstairs to AnaCapri's second floor, where the large, master, king bedroom suite is situated next door to an air-conditioned extra bedroom/office, which offers a comfortable pull-down queen Murphy bed (this room does not have a provate bathroom). The sliding glass doors in the air-conditioned romantic master suite open out to a private outdoor lounge, roofed and furnished with cushioned seating which overlooks the pool and decks. A few stairs lead from the master suite's veranda down to the pool levels.

The infinity pool is flanked by a two-tiered tiled sun deck with chaise lounges, and an al fresco dining table sits poolside under a roofed pavilion.

At the front of 'AnaCapri Estate' is a handy herb garden, which is currently producing two kinds of basil, garlic, green onions, thyme, oregano, lemon grass and spinach. Bananas, plantains and papayas also grow on the property. A serpentine tiled walkway threads through tropical plantings to another alfresco dining area. Stone steps lead down to the villa's secluded "Place in The Rocks" patio with huge boulders providing a very private backdrop to more lovely sea views beyond. AnaCapri's air-conditioned queen guest suite is situated on this level.

This spacious new villa has been perfectly sited on its green hillside locale and beautifully constructed using columns and eyebrow windows to lend an aura of spaciousness and more light. Beautiful hand-blown Murano glass light fixtures were brought over from Italy to grace 'AnaCapri,' and framed photographs taken by the villa owner during travels to Italy enhance the rooms. Custom-built and artistically hand-carved mahogany furniture add warmth and unique charm everywhere.

It's just a leisurely 10-to-15 minute drive to Road Town's shopping and dining, and to a variety of beautiful sandy beaches. 'AnaCapri' will please young and old with its bounty of guest amenities, a pleasing floor plan and mesmerizing views of the surrounding islets and cays of the British Virgin Islands.