This extravagant property covers approximately 10,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor living space. The property offers 6 bedrooms, each with private ensuite bathrooms and spacious walk-in wardrobes. Each of the bedrooms is hexagonal in shape, a unique and artistic design which cleverly captures and enhances the magnificent views from every angle.

 

The entire property covers approximately 2 acres of elevated land with 240 degree views, winding walkways and private dining and lounging areas. The infinity edged swimming pool and spacious sun terrace are surrounded by lush tropical plants and flowers with magnificent views out to sea.

 

August Hill has been designed and detailed to uncompromising standards and beautifully decorated with many influences of a classic Italian family style home. All luxury fixtures and fittings, appliances and tiles have been imported from a small region in Italy. The property is fully staffed with a manager, skilled cooks, kitchen porters, housemaids and an on-site gardener.

 

Half Moon Bay beach is a short stroll away and a short drive will take you to the historic site of Nelson’s Dockyard and Falmouth Harbour, where amenities include supermarkets, boutique shopping, quaint cafes, bars and fine dining restaurants, as well as the fully serviced marina and super yacht terminal. The international airport is under half and hour drive.

 

Located in the Eastern Caribbean on the sea’s boundary with the Atlantic Ocean and part of the Lesser Antilles archipelago, Antigua sits roughly 17 degrees north of the equator and is mostly low lying with a warm and tropical climate that is constant throughout the year. The trade winds blow northeast breezes across the island, which is home to a bountiful array of rare and tropical flora and fauna.

 

This island of beaches is also world famous for its yachting events and world-class cricket. There is a vast array of very interesting history which is evident throughout its many towns and resorts. Its complex coastline of safe harbours and a nearly unbroken, protective wall of coral reef attracted Nelson to English Harbour in 1784.

 

It was the perfect place to hide his fleet so he sailed to Antigua and established Britain’s most important Caribbean Base. This is now one of the Caribbean's most popular bases for recreational yachting with supplies and repairs available when needed. Nelson's Dockyard, complete with a museum, shops, hotels and restaurants scattered along the wonderful natural anchorage is now part of a designated national park.

 

Antigua, is a real yachtsman’s heaven with boats being steadfast and secure within these natural harbours, English and Falmouth Harbours, while the billows roll all around. The International Airport is under half an hour away.

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