Karambol

Designed for enthusiasts of "easy living," the owners of Villa Karambol aimed to create a welcoming, comfortable, and warm retreat. Key Features of My Vacation Home With the sheer delight of their guests in mind, they skillfully fused a purely Creole exterior architecture with contemporary interior decor. Nestled in a 1400 m2 garden, Villa Karambol is ideally positioned, just a 15-minute walk from the picturesque Anse Mabouya Beach. The Interiors of My Villa in Sainte-Luce The kitchen and living room harmonize to form a delightful living space. The kitchen, both equipped and functional, is complemented by a utility room housing a washing machine. The living space, characterized by clean lines, is adorned with decorative objects paying homage to local craftsmanship: paintings inspired by the colors of Martinique's rum distilleries and a collection of Bakwa hats. A large palm-blade fan gracefully turns on the ceiling. Villa Karambol boasts five air-conditioned, comfortable, and elegant bedrooms: three on the ground floor, one on the upper floor, and one in a cottage. The first bedroom, furnished with a 140x200 bed, extends into a private shower room. In the second bedroom, a prominent four-poster bed measuring 160x200, adorned with a mosquito net, takes center stage. Facing the pool, the third bedroom is equipped with two beds measuring 90x190. These two rooms share a bathroom with a bathtub, shower, and double sink. Positioned upstairs with a 160x200 bed, the fourth bedroom, complete with a dressing room, is coupled with a charming shower room featuring a toilet. Comfortably nestled in an independent cottage, the fifth bedroom has its own shower room with a toilet. The Exteriors of My Villa in Martinique The 8x4 m saltwater pool and its deck with loungers promise delightful moments of sun-soaked leisure. Adjacent to the pool, the outdoor carbet hosts a genuine outdoor living space. Here, you'll find a small resin lounge and a dining area with a beautiful teak table, providing a perfect setting to share your meals by the water in the shade of the sun.