Santosha is a 12,000-sq ft sanctuary situated on Jamaica’s tranquil south coast in the parish of Westmoreland near the fishing town of Whitehouse. This modern contemporary architectural abode offers a peaceful and secluded retreat within a calm natural environment, creating a space for relaxation and disconnection from daily pressures. Complete contentment.

The mesmerising beauty of the landscape is stunning and the décor takes inspiration from nature’s palette — fresh, colourful and inviting. This unique holiday home lends itself to multi-generational get-togethers, special gatherings and corporate escapes. It allows for tailored dining experiences with opportunities to enjoy fresh local cuisines prepared by a chef. The villa is staffed with a butler and housekeepers who help to provide and foster a restful space of equanimity. There is a gym and options for spa treatments, yoga, meditation and holistic health programmes.

Dip your toes into the infinity edge pool, lie on the beach or indulge in diving off into the blue Caribbean Sea. The villa, which has a gated entry and secure parking on site, invites guests with summery feelings from dusk to dawn.

Drone shot of villa from Parkers Bay facing south (Photo: Nigel D. Lord)

Courtyard entrance (Photo: Nigel D. Lord)

Drone shot of villa from Parkers Bay facing west.

Balcony view of Parkers Bay from upper level two-bedroom suite (Photo: Nigel D. Lord)

Eastern view of open living space with one-bedroom studios, gym and yoga deck above (Photo: Nigel D. Lord)

Upper-level gym and yoga deck overlooking Parkers Bay  (Photo: Nigel D. Lord)

Open-concept bar (Photo: Nigel D. Lord)

Night-time view of courtyard entrance (Photo: Nigel D. Lord)

View from the infinity edge pool overlooking Parkers Bay (Photo: Nigel D. Lord)

View of Parkers Bay from the beach (Photo: Nigel D. Lord)

Private beach (Photo: Nigel D. Lord)

View live wall with open shower space (Photo: Nigel D. Lord)

Living room of two-bedroom suite (Photo: Nigel D. Lord)

Open-concept dining at sunset (Photo: Nigel D. Lord)

Open-concept dining at dusk (Photo: Nigel D. Lord)

Primary bedroom in two-bedroom suite (Photo: Nigel D. Lord)

Second bedroom in two-bedroom suite (Photo: Nigel D. Lord)