The design of this one-of-a-kind villa was entrusted to one of the star architects in St. Barts, Pierre Monsaingeon, who truly brought its owner\u2019s idea to life: Los Leones radiates love and commands a sense of wonder. Construction of the villa was completed in 1991 with the utmost respect for the environment, and with the sea as the sole horizon. Blending seamlessly into the hillside of Pointe Milou, the building works required no levelling or clearing. Its natural setting has been entirely preserved, somewhat of a visionary approach in the early 90s. Boulders of volcanic rock can be seen here and there, providing the foundations for the villa. The rooms are harmoniously staggered over the sloping ground. The lounge, the four bedrooms, the sitting room and the meditation room all open onto the exterior. Its concrete roofs keep the house naturally cool, while the white walls reflect the heat. Its position on the cliff face, almost as though it was welded to the rock, provides stability even in the strongest hurricanes. The result: neither Louis (1995) nor Irma (2017) left any damage to its structure.<\/p>\n
The villa did not come to be in this spot by chance - the location was carefully selected for its exceptional scenery on the hilltops of Montjean. Below, accessible by steps dug into the rock, is a beach nestled in a cove with crystal clear waters. With, as an elegant touch, a natural pool sheltered from boats thanks to its coral reef.<\/p>\n
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