SEYCHELLES – ESTATE MASTER
Jastam House
Enjoy privacy and exclusivity at Jastam House
Located in the West of Mahé and a 20-minute drive away from the Capital, Jastam House is carved out of the pristine beachfront of un-spoilt land of Anse Barbarons. Jastam House, named so using the anagram of the family members, is privately tucked away onto 8-acres of its own garden of Eden affording complete exclusivity, privacy, and absolute luxury.
Completed in 2002, it offers a classical neocreole-colonial style home, built around a spectacular central patio with a 12-metre-high roof, dotted with a unique and eclectic collection of oceanic art from Africa, Polynesia, Papua New Guinea as well as Australia, and perfectly decorated with mahogany colonial furniture.
Existing endemic trees and plants were preserved whilst a network of paths and walkways were designed to enable discovery walks of its mesmerizing tropical gardens. Jastam House boasts one of the most beautiful gardens in the Seychelles. Hundreds of endemic and herbal plants intertwined with tropical flowers can be found on every piece of available land. The villa host will be happy to take you on an exploratory and informative walk around the property.
The secluded property offers a Main Residence with three ensuite bedrooms each with its own unique identity, a formal living area and a fully stocked bar, entertainment area with a pool table, a library with a collection of unique reads, a contemporary and fully equipped kitchen with its very own private chef and a dining room fit to host up to 12 family and friends. Hidden in the lush vegetation, lies an additional three independent generously sized ensuite villas, a fully equipped gym and a large private pool with an outdoor dining area.
The exquisite 600-metre white powder beach offers refreshing swims and a breath-taking outlook of the bay and with the sun slowing bidding goodbye to the world as it sinks into the vast ocean of Anse Barbarons, the gold and orange hues casting a romantic and soothing glow on the glittering ocean, you will be left mesmerised by the tranquillity of this divine moment and enchantment of Jastam House.
Completed in 2002, it offers a classical neocreole-colonial style home, built around a spectacular central patio with a 12-metre-high roof, dotted with a unique and eclectic collection of oceanic art from Africa, Polynesia, Papua New Guinea as well as Australia, and perfectly decorated with mahogany colonial furniture.
Existing endemic trees and plants were preserved whilst a network of paths and walkways were designed to enable discovery walks of its mesmerizing tropical gardens. Jastam House boasts one of the most beautiful gardens in the Seychelles. Hundreds of endemic and herbal plants intertwined with tropical flowers can be found on every piece of available land. The villa host will be happy to take you on an exploratory and informative walk around the property.
The secluded property offers a Main Residence with three ensuite bedrooms each with its own unique identity, a formal living area and a fully stocked bar, entertainment area with a pool table, a library with a collection of unique reads, a contemporary and fully equipped kitchen with its very own private chef and a dining room fit to host up to 12 family and friends. Hidden in the lush vegetation, lies an additional three independent generously sized ensuite villas, a fully equipped gym and a large private pool with an outdoor dining area.
The exquisite 600-metre white powder beach offers refreshing swims and a breath-taking outlook of the bay and with the sun slowing bidding goodbye to the world as it sinks into the vast ocean of Anse Barbarons, the gold and orange hues casting a romantic and soothing glow on the glittering ocean, you will be left mesmerised by the tranquillity of this divine moment and enchantment of Jastam House.
