New Property on Anguilla – Special Summer Rates
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Bird of Paradise, named after a rare and exotic bird of Papua New Guinea, is a villa designed by the prestigious design firm, Wilson & Associates in Dallas and is the newest jewel in Anguilla’s offerings of elegant destination villas.
Wilson, well-known for it’s 5-star resorts and homes around the world, including Park Hyatt Dubai, Little Dix Bay, Atlantis Resort Bahamas, Georges V Paris and a long list of Four Seasons and Ritz Carlton’s, has just completed Oprah’s girls’ school in South Africa and the Bird of Paradise in Anguilla. Tori Mannes or Amy Tessier at Wilson & Associates will gladly provide design details for your article (tmannes@wilsonassoc.com or atessier@wilsonassoc.com). For the newest photos, please see the following link to Wilson’s website:
http://www.wilsonassoc.com/our_work/?s=101#
After 20+ years traveling the world for an arm of the State Department, always on the lookout for the “perfect” beach, the owners, Jon and Melody Dill of Wisconsin, decided on Anguilla to build their second home. In a nutshell, they designed the villa in an Asian tropical style warmed with tropical hardwoods, hard-carved stone reliefs and hand carved-stone walls, and a large array of other architectural and decorating details. The Bird of Paradise also provides the most extravagant lagoon-style pools of any villa on the island. The home showcases the owners’ Oceanic art collection. Special amenities include: Each suite has a private verandah, an equal panoramic view, its own refrigerator and coffee service, Frette linens, bathrobes and slippers, Voss water, Kona coffee and full-sized Bvlgaria amenities. Maid and concierge service is included.
At Christmas, the Bird of Paradise rate is $5200/night. The special summer rate is as low as $2200/night. These rates include 12% government tax and fees and 10% service charge.
For more information, photos, and guest testimonials about the Bird of Paradise villa, the website is www.anguillabird.com and email is anguillabird@yahoo.com.
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published Mar 01, 2007
