Villa Eden House St. Barts. Eden House was one of the very first villas on the island. It has now become one of the finest contemporary achievements of the island. It also boasts an exceptional location with a path directly accessing the sea and double exposure both to Marigot Bay on one side and the Atlantic Ocean on the other. The nature of its Garden of Eden designed by landscape gardener, Frederic de Sainte Preuve, only adds to its originality. Sober lines, refined purity with a decidedly minimalist and an almost monastic style. At a first glance, this villa seems relatively austere with its grey rendered concrete; however, gradually notes of incredible joviality are progressively revealed. An exterior fuchsia wall. Vivid, lively, acidulous and fresh colors in the three bedrooms which are designed identically, but each with their own distinct hue: aniseed, fuchsia and turquoise. The bedroom furniture is a reference in the field of design: MDF Italia beds, Artemide lamps and linens from the collections of Valerie Barkowski and Mia Zia. A remarkable alchemy and contemporary timeless elegance. The vast cembonit floored reception area unites the living room, dining room and kitchen in the same open plan space, which opens onto the concrete pool and the deck shaded by grey nautical awnings supported by massive stainless steel bars. The Ground piece sofas (Flexform), the MDF coffee table, the Hudson Starck (Emeco) chairs have found their perfect setting. As does the exterior furniture outside: the Gandia Blasco lounge chairs (Spain), the MDF Italia table and the Longframe chairs (Alias). Eden House's bounderless bold and daring architecture has remarkably blended into the landscape of the island becoming an integral part of its surroundings. This property immediately charms you not only by a series of extraordinary details, but also by its aesthetic sensual atmosphere and gentle, contemporary refinement. Eden house is a pure gem, quite simply a celebration of joy and happiness.