Flamingo Cottage – In Contract – Albert & Michael *Exclusive Agents* – Saba Island Properties
The Views are Incredible!
Miles of Wide-Open Space and that Blue… is REAL
Hell’s Gate (Zion’s Hill)
251 Square Meters of Land
– In Contract –
– Two Bedrooms – One Primary + Sleeping Loft above a Walk-In Closet
– Kitchen + Open Adjoining Living Room
– One Bathroom
– Spacious Outside Deck
– Private Garden Area
– Cistern – approximately 5,000 gallons
– Friendly Neighborhood
– Sold Partially Furnished
The view is a significant asset of Flamingo Cottage. It is Mesmerizing.
You’re on hold as you marvel at the allure of this Caribbean home opportunity.
The Flamingo bird symbolizes beauty – balance – community – adaptability – harmony.
Qualities you’ll find in this special Saban cottage and quality of life.
The owner expressed to us his profound love for his home:
“When I first viewed the property, I was struck by the uninterrupted view
looking down to the airport, ocean, and surrounding islands, St. Maarten, St. Barts, and Anguilla
from a cozy traditional Saba cottage nestled in the hillside.
I felt this view could be enhanced by adding a deck to the property. This was done within a year, and many evenings have been spent on that deck with wine, beer, and friends. It is also a great place to have a coffee in the morning as the sun rises or to laze on the built-in bench in the afternoon and
watch the last flight come in. Watching the passing cruise ships or observing the ocean and
cloud formations became a soothing pastime.
The deck also gives a superb view of New Year’s Eve fireworks displays on the aforementioned islands and, as a special treat, the Saba displays at the airport.
I love the warm breeze on that side of the island. No moldy-smelling clothes!
The garden is manageable and presents the opportunity to build a more secluded outdoor living area on the concrete slab adjoining the bedroom/bathroom side. This was my plan had I stayed on Saba.
Saba was (and is) a very special place for me from day one. The welcoming hospitality of the islanders, combined with the stunning scenery, made it a place that I consider home.
Owning a property there has been a privilege I have never taken lightly.”
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