Villa in Bridgetown
Reasons to book
About this villa rental
Rafeen is perfect for family or group stays, offering lots of space both indoor and out to utilize and enjoy, with 3 bedrooms comfortably sleeping 6.
The property features ample outdoor seating areas, whether relaxing in the shade on the front patio at the veranda bar, or enjoying the sun & breeze on the private pool deck. Dine indoors at the antique mahogany table, with seating for 6, or dine al fresco in the shade at the poolside gazebo.
The sitting room offers comfortable seating, where you can relax and take in a movie after a hard day at the beach or pool.
The three bedrooms are large and air conditioned. The master bedroom has direct access to the back garden and pool, with ensuite bathroom.
The kitchen is well equipped and opens onto a lovely back terrace overlooking the mango tree and garden.
Rafeen is the ideal location to serve as home base for exploring the island; walking distance to restaurants & nightlife; close to beaches, the Barbados Museum, and George Washington House.
Rafeen is located just minutes from the South Coast Main Road by foot, allowing easy access to buses, ZRs & taxis. South Coast beaches are just moments away, and all the amenities of Bridgetown a short drive/bus ride down the main road.
Rafeen at a Glance:
** Private parking
** Private pool
** Gated property
** Close to restaurants, bars, & nightlife
** Close to beaches
** Air conditioning
** Watch horseraces from your doorstep
** Lush gardens & outdoor space
Guests have exclusive use of entire house & private pool, with shared driveway & grounds.
Rafeen History:
Rafeen is a historic house, built in 1831 as part of the military Garrison, which together with our neighbours (Geneva, a single-storey building at the time, and Letchworth House) were built as the Ordnance Hospital and later used as the soldiers’ library.
Several artefacts from military times were found when Rafeen was renovated about 40 years ago, and these are preserved and framed in the dining room.
Rafeen is listed by the Barbados National Trust as a building of historic interest.
