“A charmingly renovated 17th century stone house with a beautiful garden filled with wildlife. Not far from Nevis mountain, eight surrounding beaches, and plenty of hiking trails. Just three bedrooms filled with antique furniture, private balconies, and views out to sea and towards mountains. ”
“A charmingly renovated 17th century stone house with a beautiful garden filled with wildlife. Not far from Nevis mountain, eight surrounding beaches, and plenty of hiking trails. Just three bedrooms filled with antique furniture, private balconies, and views out to sea and towards mountains. ”
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Recommended for
- Views
- Serene mountain and seaviews from a distance.
- Value chic
- Beach Life
- Families
Recommended For
- Views
- Serene mountain and seaviews from a distance.
- Value chic
- Trekking
- Hike into the crater of Mount Nevis.
- Beach Life
- Art Classes
- Sailing
- Snorkelling
- Birdwatching
- Great walks
- Fishing
- Families
- Watersports
- Sights nearby
- Diving
- Beach nearby
- 8 beaches, all public and all quite "private" in feeling, and provide snorkeling, diving, boating.
- Rooms with balcony/terrace
- No restaurant
- Sit-out Terrace
- Chic
- On an island
- Traditional
Facilities
- Views
- Serene mountain and seaviews from a distance.
- Garden
- The garden is filled with birds and monkeys.
- Bar
- Rooms with balcony/terrace
- No restaurant
- Sit-out Terrace
- Wifi
- Sitting Room
Activities
- Trekking
- Hike into the crater of Mount Nevis.
- Art Classes
- Sailing
- Snorkelling
- Birdwatching
- Great walks
- Fishing
- Watersports
- Sights nearby
- Diving
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On St Kitts' sister island, Nevis – 30 minutes by ferry from Basseterre – artist Jonathan Rose and his herbalist wife Anne have restored a 17th-century stone property and made it into a characterful guesthouse, Banyan Tree. The eponymous tree is 300 years old and – often full of birds and monkeys – is a much-loved feature of the gardens, which are well planted. The accommodation is in the grounds: the Bamboo House, with a one-bedroom suite with antique four-poster, and the Guest House, with two pretty bedrooms.
Originally published by The Guardian (view article)
