White Sands G4

White Sands is located on the exclusive West Coast and boasts an exclusive location just yards from the beach, easy access to local shops, restaurants and bars. It is situated on the outskirts of historic Speightstown. This development features 2 bedroom duplex apartments that enjoy private terraces with unobstructed sea views, so play and relaxation are just moments away. The space Located within Historic Speightstown White Sands offers a gated community, with covered allocated parking directly opposite the beach. G4 is one of the more attractive apartments and offers stunning sea views access from double French doors. The town is only a few minutes walk from White Sands and has all the amenities you could possibly require, including banks, shops, supermarkets and several beach front restaurants and bars. The development is just 10 minutes from Royal Westmoreland, 15 minutes from Holetown and 20 minutes from Sandy Lane, giving you the best of both worlds – a quiet haven on the edge of where it is all happening. Speightstown is recognized to be an up and coming area, with a number of high end properties and hotels in the area, including the luxury development at Schooner Bay as well as the Almond Beach Hotel and the luxury marina Port St. Charles. Ideal Holiday Home: The Italian Kitchen includes granite counter tops, oven, hob, microwave, fridge freezer with ice making machine, dishwasher and plenty of cupboard space. The properties are tiled throughout with Italian porcelain tiles. Naturally stained cedar wood is used on the French doors leading to the terraces, where there is room for a dining table or sun loungers. Those who visit Barbados love the warm breezy outdoors, and the covered terraces become the main focus of the property, ideal for sunbathing, or simply relaxing whilst watching the sun disappear beyond the horizon. There’s simply nothing better. Additional Information Closest beach: Across the road/Heywoods Other things to note Please note that this region may be affected by shifting seasonal currents and weather patterns, causing a lack of the beach, and/or an influx of seaweed at the beach.