Description

Welcome to Foxglove, a luxurious 4-bedroom, 4.5-bathroom villa set within the prestigious Royal Westmoreland estate. Gracefully positioned on the 14th green of the championship golf course, this exceptional home offers sweeping westerly views of the Caribbean Sea, lush fairways, and the estate’s beautifully manicured landscape.

Thoughtfully designed for modern island living, Foxglove blends luxury, comfort, and functionality across its bright, open-plan layout. Upon entering, you’re greeted by an elegant interior adorned with a sophisticated island aesthetic. The spacious living room features wall-to-wall sliding doors that open seamlessly onto a generous outdoor terrace, ideal for al fresco dining, entertaining, or simply unwinding while enjoying the warm breeze and panoramic vistas.

At the heart of the home lies a contemporary kitchen, fully equipped with a central island, breakfast bar, and premium finishes—perfect for culinary pursuits and casual gatherings alike. Adjacent to the main living area is a versatile office nook, offering a quiet space for work or reading.

The villa features four beautifully appointed en-suite bedrooms. Three, including the expansive master suite, are located on the upper level, offering privacy and scenic views. The master bedroom includes a walk-in wardrobe, a luxurious en-suite bathroom, and direct access to the sun deck and private saltwater pool through large sliding patio doors. The fourth bedroom is conveniently situated on the ground level.

Step outside to your private outdoor retreat, where the saltwater pool invites you to cool off in complete serenity. The pool is accessible from both the ground floor and an exterior staircase from the upper terrace. At the front of the property, a separate breakout room provides an additional, private lounge space—perfect for families or guests seeking their own quiet corner to relax.

Whether as a full-time residence or a holiday escape, Foxglove offers the ultimate in refined island living in one of Barbados’ most coveted communities.