This luxury villa, Xanadu,  is located within the exclusive Tryall Club, located on the shores of the Caribbean Sea, approximately twelve miles west of Montego Bay on the northern coast of the Island of Jamaica. This home is a place where one can be as busy as one pleases - or as laid-back, choose to remain behind the gates, or venture out into a vibrant, variegated country that is, as people so often declare of Jamaica, "a real place!"

Features Description

Xanadu is superior villa perched on top of Barnes Hill, commanding spectacular views of the green fairways and sparkling Caribbean Sea beyond. The villa is spacious and features tasteful interiors. An expansive living area has cathedral ceilings, a library, music area complete with Steinway grand piano and card room. A grand dining area offers a mahogany dining table that can accommodate up to 12 guests. Three of the bedrooms are located in the main house and two are located in a separate cottage. The living area opens onto an expansive and comfortably furnished verandah overlooking the private swimming pool and ocean beyond.

Surrounding Description

The Tryall Club is a 2,200-acre resort and offers one of the most beautiful golf courses in the world. The resort’s 18 hillside and seaside fairways are accessible with in-house green fees that are offered to the villa’s guests. Membership at Tryall includes use of their beach, discounted golf green fees, complementary use of the tennis courts. (small fee for night play), complementary non-motorized water sports (snorkeling, kayaking, sunfish etc.), use of the fitness/exercise room, Internet room and the Tryall Kid’s Club. The historic Great House offers a bar, boutiques and an art gallery. Guests may enjoy afternoon tea at the Great House as well as the weekly Manager’s cocktail party.

Nearby Attractions Description

Jamaica offers great world class golf courses, scenic locations for horseback riding in the mountains and along the beaches, the unique experience of river rafting, all water sports, and there are restored Great Houses as well as botanic gardens and museums to discover.