2 Bedroom Villa in Jamestown Park

This newly built well equipped property is a five minute walk from the Discovery Bay Beach Hotel to which residents of Jamestown Park have access. It is within easy reach of the Holetown shopping centre and the many and varied Restaurants in the area. 
 
Trundles is one of two houses which share a sun deck. It comprises a good size lounge and dining area leading to a private terrace at the rear. Local TV and a multi regional DVD player are installed. The kitchen and breakfast bar are fully equipped for modern living. Also downstairs is a Utility room with washing machine and a cloakroom. 
 
There are two bedrooms both fully air conditioned and with fans. The master bedroom has en suite bathroom, a walk in wardrobe and large balcony. The second bedroom is adjacent to its own bathroom. Both bedrooms have two 3'6" single beds which can be used as singles or King size. 
 
Barbados Island information 
 
The most easterly of the Caribbean Islands, Barbados extends a welcome as warm as its climate. Nearly 350 years of uninterrupted British rule have left their mark on an island nicknamed "Little England". Its parliament, founded in 1639, is one of the oldest in the British Commonwealth. 
 
Barbados has two distinct faces - the west coast boasts unending palm-fringed beaches of powder white sand, sapphire seas, hotels and fine restaurants. In contrast, the east coast offers rugged headlands pounded by Atlantic waves and a selection of excellent beaches. 
 
Bridgetown is rapidly establishing itself as a serious shopping zone. The Bajan capital is also the base for a wide range of sightseeing tours and activities including day and evening cruises, snorkelling trips and helicopter rides. In recent years Barbados has also earned a reputation as a "fine dining" destination with a wonderful and eclectic choice of world class restaurants to choose from. 
 
Where better to experience your favourite sport be it golf or water-skiing - than in a sun-drenched tropical paradise, lulled by cooling trade winds. 
 
If you are a keen golfer, Barbados is definitely for you. Begin your days with a leisurely early morning breakfast so you can be on the green before the sun gathers strength. A myriad of exotic birds will serenade your quest for a hole in one! After the game, immerse yourself in the warm crystal clear waters that make Barbados so inviting a destination. 
 
 
During the evenings, St Lawrence Gap, with its array of bars and restaurants, is a great place to enjoy a lively night out and there are plenty of shopping opportunities in and around the capital of Bridgetown during the day. 
 
Harrison’s Cave - Take a tram ride into a subterranean world of stalactites, stalagmites, streams, lakes and waterfalls. Harrison’s cave is located near the geographical centre of Barbados, in the parish of St. Thomas. 
 
 
Plantation houses - Many of the grand homes built by the plantation owners are open to the public. Mansions such as Sam Lord’s Castle contain many of their original gilt and mahogany fittings, and you can still see a working sugar plantation on Arbib Nature and Heritage trail. 
 
Wreck diving - If you’ve always wanted to explore a shipwreck, Carlisle Bay is reputed to have 200 wrecks, including four wrecks which are of particular interest - the Berwyn, Eilon, C-Trek and Fox. Contact a dive operator in Carlisle Bay for further details. 
Surfing 
 
Barbados is a surfer’s paradise with a range of waves to suit everyone from the most experienced to the absolute beginner, with equipment hire and expert tuition also readily available. 
 
Crop Over Festival - This five-week celebration of the sugar cane harvest takes place during the summer months and features a range of parades and events, with music, fireworks, costumes and food. 

This recently built house has two double air conditioned bedrooms with bathrooms and downstairs a lounge dining room served by a very well equipped kitchen. The whole property is surrounded by well tendered garden and it shares a generous sun deck area It is an Oasis of quiet and relaxation and only a few minutes walk from the beautiful Discovery Bay and the shops and Restaurants in Holetown It is now an easy walk to the new LIMEGROVE MALL full of Designer wear Restaurants and Specialist food shops. There is access to the beach through the Discovery Bay Hotel also use of the Tamarind Cove beach is permitted with loungers for hire and lunch snacks available. Multi channel TV is on your set, everything is to a very high standard and we are so fortunate to have Agnes as Housekeeper who keeps the property immaculate This is a great value property, Elayne and I are totally confident you will enjoy it

Our pool area with loungers provides excellent relaxation and sun bathing 
 
Christmas/New Year is a magical time to be in Barbados, last year we got away the day before the snow in the UK - how lucky 
 
Check the airlines for special pre Christmas deals. 
 
Broad Street is the main street of Bridgetown and consists mainly of banks, department stores and duty free shops. Just outside of Bridgetown is the Bayshore Complex, a new shopping and leisure development centred around the restored Harbour Police building. 
 
During the evenings, St Lawrence Gap, with its array of bars and restaurants, is a great place to enjoy a lively night out and there are plenty of shopping opportunities in and around the capital of Bridgetown during the day.

• Nearest Airport : Grantley Adams International at 0 kilometers distance;