This charming and serene Mustique villa is the perfect destination. Wyler House villa’s spacious living areas allow each guest to have enough space and privacy as they need. The vibrant living area has a rustic wood floor and a comfortable area couch that runs along three of the walls. The fourth wall is made of sliding glass and walks straight out to the covered patio. There are several indoor and outdoor dining areas perfect for dinner al fresco under the stars, or for a more formal dinner indoors. The very modern kitchen has spectacular views of the bay as well as all of the major appliances necessary. There are three bedroom suites that are equipped with air conditioning and private en-suite bathrooms. Each bedroom walks out to its own side of the covered patio. This fantastic Caribbean rental also offers a media room that has underwater views of the pool.

The staff includes a butler, a gardener as well as a maid to tend to the rest of the house and a cook to prepare authentic Caribbean meals at guest’s request. Guests also have access to a vehicle for the duration of their stay. Guests can cool off in the 30 meter swimming pool or soak up some Caribbean sun on the deck at this fabulous Mustique villa. Endeavor Point is a short distance away and offers a wide array of water sports, shopping, dining, and the island’s yachting port.

Location

Mustique is a private island owned by shareholders of The Mustique Company representing seventeen countries. A controlled development plan dictates that the island currently has one hundred private residences. Seventy-two villas comprise the Villa Collection and are available for weekly rental through Mustique Villa Rentals. It is the island’s constant warm climate, private and unspoilt island lifestyle that attracts sophisticated international guests, many who eventually become owners.

Mustique is such a peaceful island that even during peak season, there is little traffic, congestion or noise. Many of the roads are not paved and there is minimal signage, thus there is a very non-commercial feeling to the island. All of the power and telephone lines are underground. You may find yourself totally alone on its white sand beaches and even renowned spots such as lovely Macaroni Beach remain tranquil and uncrowded.

English is the common language but due to an international scope of owners and guests, languages such as French, Italian, German and Dutch are often spoken.