A SISTER DEVELOPMENT TO AZZURRO

Sorrento located in Lower Carlton, St James, is perfectly situated steps away from some of the most beautiful beaches in Barbados and quite possibly the world! A select development of 12 three-bedroom houses, each with a private terrace and plunge pool.

From the moment you step into the foyer, you will experience the luxurious Caribbean charm of Sorrento, with recessed ceiling detail and suspended lighting that welcomes you. Sliding wooden doors lead into the guest suite, that can double as a study or entertainment area. This is the perfect sanctuary after a “hard day” of Caribbean living.

The open-plan living area brings the outside in. With full folding glass doors that greatly expand the internal living area and allow for full use of the covered patio, offering relaxed dining and social areas poolside. Also on the main level is a guest bedroom which can also double as an office if required.

The modern European kitchen with casual island top dining is offered with stone countertops and quality appliances. The patio “oasis” is full of charm and relaxation. With a waterfall feature into the plunge pool and lush vegetation, this gorgeous space truly takes outdoor Caribbean living to the next level.

Outstanding is probably the best way to describe Sorrento's master retreat! The large master suite, with full glass sliding doors, opens onto its own private patio with an outdoor tub for a spa-like experience in a tropical oasis for the owners private use.

A beautifully designed guest bedroom on the upper floor awaits you, with its own en-suite bathroom including rain shower head, luxurious sanitary ware and creative tiling. Built-in closets provide ample storage and large windows allow for plenty of Bajan sunshine and fresh trade wind breezes.

10 minutes drive from Sorrento is historic Holetown, home to many fine dining restaurants, bars, the upscale Lime Grove shopping center, cinemas, supermarket and a medical centre. Speightstown is a 5 minutes drive away and also offers, shops, restaurants, art galleries and the newly refurbished Speightstown pier.


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