Artist's house with breezy balcony and lush garden

A two bedroom house, private, fully fenced in a safe neighbourhood. 5 minutes drive from Grand Anse beach, 10 minutes to St. Georges and 20 minutes walk to True Blue University. Beautifully decorated with breezy balcony, wooden deck with whirlpool and a view over nearby marina. Surrounded by nearby beaches, close to public transport and walking distance of restaurants and nightlife. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, and business travelers. A unique home for indoor/ outdoor living. The space Colibri is uniquely decorated with a Caribbean Baroque style and is really an indoor/outdoor living space. One can eat inside or al fresco and the same goes for bathing! We have a full two person whirlpool tub to relax in and even provide the bubbles. Guest access Colibri has two large bedrooms with ACs and a spacious bathroom with wet room shower (I hate shower curtains!). The Living room has windows throughout and very high ceilings with a large ceiling fan. Open plan dining room leads to the kitchen which overlooks the deck with the open air whirlpool tub. The kitchen has all amenities and a top load washing machine and dryer in a laundry room. One steps out of the Living room on to the covered balcony which has modular seating and another dining table which can seat four. The garden is fully fenced with gated entry. We provide toiletries and household cleaning products and stock the fridge with breakfast items. We also provide a safe for passport, valuable items etc. Other things to note Grenada has wonderful weather year round, with two seasons; the dry season and the rainy season. Obviously the dry season is a little hotter with endless sunny days and is when the tourism is at it's height. However, the rainy season is rarely a constant rain, more like a few intermittent cooling showers with prolonged rainfall lasting a day or two being less common. There are great flight deals during less peak times (peak being end of December through to Easter) and the weather is still tropically idyllic.