I will be here for a week starting Saturday for the second time staying in this villa. And it doesn’t disappoint. It’s everything this video captures and more.

That's paradise going into the house and going to the backyard and seeing the beach right there dude that's awesome

There used to be a 1 story shack where the 3 story building is right at the end of the St. John dock. It had stones out front with a couple picnic tables, and there was no gate or building on the dock. My dad was involved in the St. John Pub that was there throughout the 1980s that sold subs, hotdogs, cold beer and mixed tropical drinks to the tourists. I used to go over to St. John and have lunch at The Backyard on some Saturdays, that was practically all traveling by road on that island I did in the years I was there. When I was 12 dad bought me a 13 foot Boston Whaler with a 55hp and besides the other 4 boats he had I used to use it to go to St. John once in a while. A couple times was to Trunk where we visited our schoolmate that lived in the house on the peninsula that you see. She used to travel to St. Thomas to go to school and back every day. My best friend's dad owned the largest dump truck on St. Thomas during the time they were moving the Eastern mountain to off the Western end of the runway extending it. His driver was dropping a load off the end, lost control and jumped out just in time to see it sink into the end of the runway. Time, resources, etc dictated that they just keep going. So when you land there, you are landing on a dump truck. December 1989 through Jan 1990 I helped put the flat roof on the new airport terminal. White guys who hired me got fired for fist fighting the day before I came down to take the job, and I spent three days doing nothing, with the exception of checking the caps that held down the flat roof that had already been done. I think I counted 173 that weren't fastend. I told the guy who came down from Florida to take over the job, but he didn't seem concerned. I have no idea if it passed inspection. My family of 6 including 2 of my grandparents were scheduled on the American Airlines flight that crashed on the island in 1976 running into a Shell gas station at the end of the short runway. My mom had a dream, and rescheduled us for a week earlier with all the work and changes made for dad's 3 stores to run for 2 weeks. We were at Magens when it crashed. A call went out for the 2nd most rare blood, AB-, which my father had. My dad said he wasn't taking time out from his vacation to donate blood. Read the karma my dad died to on that island 14 years after that crash, in this book with links below. I've probably been on more cruise ships than anyone reading this, yet never been on a cruise. My dad ran a ship chandlery that had a monopoly on selling liquor to the cruise ships in the early '80s, that I used to spend my afternoons after school doing my homework at, that was located at the last building on the Havensite dock (has Senior Frogs painted on its roof). After growing up on the island and starting when I was 17 in late 1986, we used to roam Charlotte Amalie downtown streets at night bar hopping Coconuts, Rosie O'Grady's, The Ritz, Yesterdays, then to the Greenhouse at 10pm for the current live band, when everyone was partying in the islands. Since the bars closed at 2 AM we would go out to steal cars, usually rentals, and race across the island, afterward sometimes stripping them for parts. I've floored it in a brand new 1987 Accord LXi from the Fort all the way to Frenchtown one night easily doing 100mph, which was not unusual to do with stolen cars but sometimes done even with the ones we sort of cared about. I hold the record for most boats stolen in one night while alone; three - I took them to a birthday party. Would you like to read about real modern pirates based out of St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands taking place in the end of the cocaine fueled 80s? "THE REAL PARADISE: Diary of a Modern-Day Caribbean Pirate" Paperback: www.amazon.com/dp/1653714360 or Kindle: www.amazon.com/dp/B083C3DD19 (free with Ultimate).

Simply Beautiful....

This villa is out of this world. I always wanted to buy a home overlooking the beach. There is something about the water that relaxes me. I currently live in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. I have a two bedroom, two bath condo, on the first floor. I would love to have this villa built in Florida. Of course it would probably be sky high. I am a senior citizen and would never be able to afford it. Oh well now that I ate my heart out it is time for me to sign off the computer and get some sleep. One more thing about Florida is that we have a lot of hurricane. My sister always told me to be thankful that I don't live by the water.

I'm in love !!!

Sitting on that bed on the. Big. Balcony looking at that beach right across from you it doesn't get better than that its heaven

how beautiful. I am in love with this villal I keep looking at the video every now and then. I wonder how much it cost to rent for a week???

💗Wow, one day soon!

DAMN!!!!!

Is there a link for booking this?

Where is this located specifically

true meaning to ocean front

Can I get info on this please 🙏🏾 I’d like to stay here in a few weeks

Is this property available as a rental for vacations?

Amazing!! I’m sure it’s sold,What do you have other properties like this that are rentable?

Where is the link to the villa to book

That's Me...

The kitchen kind of ruins it. 👏👏 very fancy tho.

How can I rent this?

Rocks kill it no beach