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Villa Azetes, Petite Saline, St. Barthelemy

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The brief

The reason to consider it.

Villa Azetes beckons with modern comforts and exceptional, breathtaking vistas. This beautiful residence offers a panoramic canvas that stretches from the far western tip of St. Barth to the distant horizons of St. Maarten and Anguilla. Beautiful sunsets are the backdrop for each evening. Villa Azetes offers a striking contemporary design. From polished hardwoods to gleaming stainless steel and glass, it creates an ambiance of unparalleled sophistication. The spacious open-air living space with dining table that comfortably seats ten harmonizes seamlessly and offers a front-row seat to the beautiful views. For moments of indoor respite, the air-conditioned interior living area, accessible through sliding glass doors, offers a plush retreat. Adjacent is a modern and well-equipped kitchen. Villa Azetes boasts four luxurious bedrooms, each an oasis of comfort and privacy. Two are located on the main living level, with one adjacent to the living room and the other offering a separate entrance accessible from the outside. The remaining two bedrooms are thoughtfully positioned on the lower level, ensuring tranquility and relaxation for all. Each bedroom is accompanied by its own en-suite bathroom. The half-moon infinity pool, enveloped by a teak deck, offers ample space for lounging in the sun or enjoying lunch under the dining gazebo on one side or umbrella-shaded living space on the other.

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What this listing includes

  • Infinity pool
  • Air conditioning
  • Kitchen
  • Parking
  • Ocean view
  • BBQ area
  • Terrace

What people say about St. Barthélemy

Sources describe Saint-Barthélemy as open to foreign buyers, with freehold ownership, French civil law, a mandatory notary and its own tax code (Cyril Jarnias, Luxury Ones).

  • Positive Open to foreign buyers; freehold regime under French civil law with its own tax code
  • Concern Collectivity pre-emption right can substitute for a non-resident buyer (under five years of residence)
  • Mixed Acquisition costs: 5% registration fee, around 6-7% in total
  • Concern Capital gains on resale: 35% in first eight years, then 20%; sources differ on allowances

Read what people say, based on 11 sources

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