There may not be a more aptly named villa than Shambhala. In Tibetan Buddhist tradition, Shambhala is a hidden mythical kingdom. It is commonly understood to be a place of peace, tranquility and happiness.
Although this five-bedroom home is easily found in Providenciales, its private ocean front acreage and sprawling 7,300 square-foot home make you feel like you’ve stumbled upon a hidden paradise.
Open-air Travertine galleries link four separate areas of this bright, luxurious villa. A family or couples traveling together can spread out comfortably with a spacious great room, open kitchen and roomy formal dining area.
Views are prime here. Four of the bedrooms face the sea, and each opens to their own private pergola covered terrace. Talk about the perfect morning coffee spot! Master suites boast en-suite baths. One even has a freestanding bubble tub with a glass-enclosed shower. It leads to a private outdoor shower and garden deck overlooking the water.
If you spend any time watching the Food Network, you can channel your inner chef easily in this top of the line kitchen. You can easily create a masterpiece with tools like a Wolf six-burner stove, Sub Zero fridge, granite countertops, tumbled marble back splashes and custom Guatambo hardwood cabinets from Argentina.
With open plantation shutters and beautiful décor of the outdoor spaces, the seamless flow of design from the inside to outside is remarkable. Overstuffed seating, a dining area, and barbecue make the patio a perfect place to hang out for meals – or just to hang out!
Guests will likely spend lots of time in the infinity pool and hot tub in between making their way down to the powder white beach. Shambhala is ideal for active vacationers, too. Complimentary sea kayaks are available (one double and two singles), and other water sports are offered close by.
If you choose to leave your hidden paradise, Shambhala is within easy access to the great shopping, dining and nightlife Providenciales has to offer.
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