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Mahe

Felicite Island

Eden Island

Some places feel like they invite you to breathe a little deeper. This incredible modern villa in Royal Palm Estate on Mahe in the Seychelles is exactly like that. The first thing you notice once you come up the long drive is how private it all feels. Honestly it's kind of rare to find a home that's so close to everything—just ten minutes from Seychelles International Airport—but once you are here you feel impossibly far from it all. I stopped at the gate for a second just to listen. You can hear the birds. Sometimes you catch a little sea breeze and you remember you're looking right out at St Anne Marine Park and the sea beyond. There are these moments, usually in the late afternoon, when the light hits the gardens and makes the whole place almost glow. The villa sits on just over four thousand six hundred square meters of land. It is all freehold, which is not something you see every day here. There are two main buildings. The main house itself is about six hundred square meters and there is an annexe house as well. Between them, you get nine bedrooms in total and eleven bathrooms, so yeah, share it with family, with friends, or just hold onto the kind of space where you always have the option to host. I actually spent a few minutes wandering through the main living area and the thing that gets you is how the lines are so clean and simple. The design is super modern and minimalist but somehow it feels relaxed. Maybe it's the way the rooms open to the outdoors or how there's a little bit of a tropical theme tucked into the details. It is easy to imagine drifting in and out from inside to the terraces all day. You'll also see that the villa is fully furnished. They brought together interior design from a South African company called HTB Journey and honestly, it does not feel staged. Everything feels picked out for someone to actually use. There is a real mix of comfort and style. The bedrooms have that kind of hotel softness but they are not fussy at all. I looked in the kitchen and you could cook for real here, not just heat something up for show. The living areas flow right into the outdoor spaces. That is something I think works so well for island life.&nbsp; Now about the gardens. Walk the terraced grounds and you'll notice fruit trees everywhere. You can pick something fresh in the morning if you like that sort of thing. There's even a real vegetable garden going. Kids would probably love this part—sometimes you even see butterflies and the air smells like flowers after it rains. The whole property is walled in so it has a sense of privacy and yes, there is a full security system with CCTV and alarms if that helps you breathe easier. On the tech side everything you would want is here—utilities, high speed fibre optic internet, TV, all up and running. You could work from here if you wanted an island life but still needed to be connected. Some people actually do. Eden Island and the coffee shops are close enough if you want a little bit of buzz, but it is easy to just stay home and relax. You come here for the sea view—no doubt about that. It is always there beyond the gardens. Every room gives you a little glimpse of blue and some days you just lose an hour watching the boats or even birds moving across the water. People say you can forget your phone for a while and actually, here you probably will. I guess what stands out most is there's room for everyone but also space for quiet. Sometimes, in the evenings, you might only hear the waves. It always feels safe and welcoming. If you are after a place in Seychelles that feels like a real home but still gives you the freedom of a high end modern villa, this is one worth seeing in person. Come and have a look. Take your time walking through and get a feel for what life could be like here. If you have questions or just want the little details nobody writes about, get in touch any time. Here at LuxuryProperty dot com we try to make your next move feel as comfortable as possible. &nbsp;

Incredible Modern Home in Royal Palm Estate

Some homes just have a certain calm when you turn the key and walk in. This Maison for sale on Eden Island Seychelles really gives you that. The first time I visited the place the sun was coming in at a lazy angle and everything had this soft golden glow and I remember just standing by the main door for a second. Sometimes spaces like this are hard to find here especially ones that feel inviting from the first step. The house stands out right away with its clean bright white walls and a roof that pops red above the water. There is something about it that just feels right for the island. The way the sunlight bounces off the facade almost makes you squint but in the best way. You can kind of picture it on a postcard and it would look just as good. Inside you get a lot of space. It is one of those places where you catch yourself wandering from the lounge to the kitchen and then out to the veranda without really thinking. The living room itself just feels open and easy. It is set up so that you could have family lounging around or friends dropping in and there is never a feeling of crowding. The dining area is right there but it does not take over. Sometimes open plan spaces can be too open but this one keeps a bit of coziness. The kitchen is properly usable too not just a place to show off some fancy fixtures. I actually stood there and thought about cooking a real meal. With the breakfast counter it is easy to picture morning coffees while the world outside is still quiet. The scullery is tucked away so if you have a few dishes piling up no one needs to see. The corner veranda is probably one of my favorite parts and not just because it wraps around for extra space. You get all these views of the water and the hint of boats moving by. I imagine early evenings with the air starting to get cool and maybe a drink in hand just listening to the water. There is a second veranda just off the guest bedroom on the main floor. I almost missed it the first time but it is a good spot for someone who likes a bit of privacy. Guests get their own little hideaway out there with a glimpse of the gardens and soft island breezes. Upstairs it keeps surprising you. There are three more bedrooms all with en-suite bathrooms and closets. Honestly space is generous everywhere. One of the bedrooms has its own private veranda which feels like a good spot for reading or even just watching the sky change colors. Then you have the master suite. It is big. Like really big. There is a separate study space which I know not everyone needs but it is nice for someone who works from home or just wants a comfy reading room. The balcony off the master is wide too not one of those narrow ledges. Morning coffees or late nights just sitting out with the sound of the ocean not far away. The bathroom is fitted with double sinks so two people can get ready without bumping elbows. Living on Eden Island you get a bit more ease than most places. Here you have your own mooring dock right there so if you have a boat or just want to fish at the end of the day it is simple. The home comes with an electric buggy too for getting around the island. No worries about parking or dragging shopping bags far. People always ask about the atmosphere here and honestly it is relaxed. You rarely see people in a rush. Sometimes kids pedal bikes down the lane and every so often you hear laughter from the beach. Coffee shops are easy to find. The marina is a short buggy ride if you need supplies or just want to look at the boats. Places like this Maison on Eden Island do not show up often and when they do it is usually word of mouth. If the idea of modern waterfront living with real space to breathe appeals to you it might be worth having a look in person. You will know in about five minutes if it suits you or not. If you want to ask anything or just want someone to walk through it with you give me a call or a message anytime. At LuxuryProperty dot com we try to make your next move feel as comfortable and stress free as it can be.

Maison for Sale, Eden Island

Some homes just bring you into the moment right away. This three bedroom villa at Six Senses Felicite Island does that without even trying. You arrive up this winding path with the sound of the Indian Ocean rolling in down below and there is just that hit of breeze as soon as the driver opens the door. I actually stopped and leaned against the wall outside for a minute before even going in. It is hard not to let it all soak in. The clifftop setting gives you panoramic views from nearly every spot. The ocean comes into your day here whether you want it to or not. The villa itself did not go the route of feeling too done up or formal. Richard Hywel Evans designed this one so it sort of nestles into the cliff face and those clean grey brick walls blend with the rocky edge around them. You will notice the modern lines and metallic features outside especially when the sun goes down. That light hits everything and there is this soft gold wash everywhere. It is hard to explain if you have not seen it but it just feels natural. Inside you get that same sense of air and light. The main living room pulls you in with soft caramel oak floors and these sliding glass doors that open right onto the breeze. It is somewhere you actually want to sit with your feet up on the sofa or even stretch out on the floor if you feel like it. One of my favorite parts is the glass ceiling above where light filters down from the pool on the upper deck. Sitting there, just watching daylight flicker across the floor while you have a coffee, makes time slow down a little. The kitchen in this villa is not tucked out of the way or left as just for show. It has that practical feel like someone actually does cook there. Everything is close to hand. If you open the kitchen doors you step right out onto a big wooden terrace that just calls for having breakfast outside or swimming lengths in the infinity pool first thing when the ocean is still quiet. The fragrance from the garden drifts through the open rooms in the evening and you get that mix of salt and green leaves. Sometimes I just sat by the edge of the pool and let the air settle. Here, you honestly do forget your phone and what time it is. Every bedroom in this Felicite Island villa has its own en suite and you will spot the little touches everywhere. Cool marble under your feet as you step in from the terrace. Every shower is open and generous but still gives you your own space. You will not hear much here apart from the ocean and birds. Even early mornings feel easy, with soft pale light and the distant rhythm of waves. The master suite is up on the first floor and really is its own place. More ocean in every direction through big glass windows and when you slide them all open you get straight breeze and that sense of space you cannot fake. I think one of the gentle surprises here is just how private Six Senses feels. You might see someone pedaling by on a bike or walking down to the resort but mostly it is peace and quiet with nothing rushed. The island itself helps you slow down. Sometimes you hear laughter from a kayak on the far side of the bay or watch seabirds sweep along the clifftop. The coffee shop is not far so your morning routine is easy. Service here takes the complicated bits out of everyday things which is honestly worth its weight. There is no perfect way to describe how a place like this feels. You kind of need to see the views and stand by the infinity pool or just listen to the sound in the background for yourself. If you think a three bedroom villa at Six Senses Seychelles could fit your next step, or you just want to talk through what living on Felicite Island is actually like, get in touch whenever. At LuxuryProperty dot com, we want your move to feel as comfortable and real as possible from the very beginning.

3 Bedroom Villa in Six Senses, Felicite Island

Some places truly change what you think a home can be. This five bedroom villa at Zil Pasyon Residences on Felicite Island, part of the Six Senses Resort in Seychelles, honestly gave me that feeling. You walk in and before you know it your shoulders drop and you are just breathing in that fresh island air coming right off the Indian Ocean. Seriously, I had to pause by the glass and just watch the sea for a while. It almost does not feel real when you see the sun shimmering on the waves and hear those soft coastal breezes moving all through the space. Now, I have walked through plenty of beautiful homes but this one just gets it right. Richard Hywel Evans designed it to blend straight into the granite and jungle, and you really feel that. The villa looks like it belongs here, with its dark grey basalt at the entrance, and when you stand outside, everything around just pours into your view. Then you step inside, and the glass walls wrap you in the outdoors. Floor to ceiling, every window lets you look out either toward green trees or straight across that endless blue ocean. The sun changes the whole mood through the day. Sometimes you find yourself following the light just to see how the villa feels different in the late afternoon or early morning. I actually spent a while at one of the bigger windows, just trying to remember when I last felt so calm indoors. It is set out over two big, open floors that do not feel fussy or staged. Oak flooring runs all through the villa so each step just feels solid and a bit warm underfoot, and you can tell the care that went into these choices. The bamboo for the stairs is a clever touch too. Nothing shows off, it just fits perfectly. The main living space has a relaxed sort of flow, making it easy to imagine big family gatherings or lazy weekends that never feel cramped. Even if you have lots of friends over, there is plenty of space for everyone to just sprawl out and enjoy the view or start up a conversation without bumping elbows. If you come up to the first floor, there is something special—a pool deck with a glass bottom. You can actually stand there and watch sunlight patterning down over the living room. The infinity pool on the lower terrace drew me in right away. It is just that kind of place where you might end up swimming before you unpack. And this view, honestly, it is hard to look away. Boats drift past sometimes, and in the evenings, the sky and sea seem to melt together as the sun sets. If you are someone who likes privacy, this spot has it. The plot is so big you hardly notice your neighbours, and most of the time it just feels like your own piece of a secret island. The bedrooms are true full size with doors that open out wide for the breeze. There is a natural feeling in all the bathrooms, nothing too bold, just easy and elegant. The kitchen makes you want to cook from scratch—imagine grilling fresh fish with family or just wandering in for a late breakfast while you watch the ocean. Maintenance is really simple here too. There is a laid back, low stress vibe. And living at Zil Pasyon Residences means you are part of the Six Senses experience. You get everything you might want from a world class resort—big saltwater pool, a gym where you can actually watch the scenery while you work out, a spa for proper downtime. Walk the trails and you might see neighbours heading off for a morning swim or a picnic. Food is always close, with resort restaurants nearby, and sometimes a chef just shows up to cook for you in your own kitchen. Plus, with butler service and real security, you never have to stress. Getting here or heading out is easy with boat and helicopter transfers. Felicite Island itself has this gentle pace. You hear the waves and birds more than traffic. Sometimes kids are out on bikes or someone is carrying a basket of fruit back from the gardens. Evenings on the beach as the sun sinks down are something you do not forget. The only way to see if this five bedroom villa in the Seychelles is right for you is to walk through and feel the place. Let me know if you want to talk or stop by. At LuxuryProperty.com, we just want you to find somewhere that feels like home. Reach out whenever you like.

5 Bedroom Villa in Six Senses, Felicite Island

Some homes genuinely make you pause right at the doorway. This five bedroom villa at Zil Pasyon Residences on Felicite Island just does that and I do not think you can really prepare for how it feels until you are standing inside. The ocean kind of takes over your senses. I stood at the window on my last visit and just watched the sun flicker over the Indian Ocean below and I will say it is easy to forget about busy days or messages waiting on your phone. Out here at Six Senses Felicite Island you find the space to just breathe. The world feels far away but in a good way that lets you slow down and actually listen to the sea or birds in the morning. From the start you see how this villa is different. It is more than just another luxury property in Seychelles. Designed by Richard Hywel Evans the house includes real island granite. You feel it in the walls which makes the whole place seem built from its own landscape not just placed here. The cool grey stone almost chills the air a bit especially in the afternoons and the amount of glass is kind of mind blowing. Floor to ceiling panes that let you catch the view at almost every step so there are moments you seriously lose track of time just tracing the patterns of light. The inside totals an impressive twelve thousand four hundred eighty six square feet. Honestly that is so much space you could spread out a big family host guests or even just wander barefoot without ever feeling crowded. It is calm and open and lets your thoughts wander with you. Maybe the bit I keep thinking about is this glass bottom deck around the pool. It is on the first floor which feels unusual at first then just makes so much sense when you see the way sunlight trickles through to the space below. Sometimes I find myself watching little spots of sunshine move across the wood floor and for a minute you might forget there is a whole world outside this villa. There are only two levels but the main living area really feels like the central heartbeat of the house. You have this open plan flow where dining blends into lounging and the wood finish on the bar gives a warm casual vibe. And the kitchen here is not just for show. It is the kind of place where you can picture yourself actually cooking not just getting takeaway or heating something quick. Open up the full length doors the sea breeze comes in and suddenly everything slows right down. The main bedroom well that gets its own privacy upstairs. Waking up with the endless Seychelles blue is kind of unbeatable. Sometimes you just lie back and watch the water change its shades or if you step out onto the terrace the infinity pool makes it all feel so wide open. It is the kind of spot where the sounds just fade down to wind in the trees or waves below. With five bedrooms and over seventy six thousand square feet of private land around you there is room for everyone but honestly there are moments you feel like the whole island is yours. When you want to step out you get to use all the benefits of the Six Senses community. Mornings can be about paddle boarding off the beach or just grabbing a coffee by the water where you always spot a neighbour or two. It is easy to be social when you feel like it and easy to keep to yourself when you want that total privacy. Owning a villa at Zil Pasyon Residences is more than just owning a holiday home in Seychelles. You are stepping into a place where luxury is mixed with nature privacy and a real sense of belonging. Every corner has its own style. Sometimes the best features are not even the technical ones just the way this villa quietly makes everything feel easy and right. The only way to tell if it clicks with you is to walk through it yourself. So if you have questions or even just want to get a feel for it in person just let me know. At LuxuryProperty com we try to make sure your next step is relaxed and easy.

Contemporary 5 Bedroom Villa in Six Senses on Felicite Island, Seychelles

Some places just have a certain magic when you arrive. That is really the feeling I had with this three bedroom villa at Six Senses on Felicite Island in Seychelles. You barely hear a thing besides the wind moving through the trees or the soft sound of the Indian Ocean waves somewhere below. The villa does not just sit here it becomes part of the island and you can sense that even before you walk through the door. The granite stones that edge the place almost seem like they have always belonged and there is greenery absolutely everywhere you look. Sometimes you feel like you have stumbled onto a secret spot only the birds really know about. I actually took a moment to just stand by one of the windows and everything outside felt huge and alive. The light changes all day and sometimes you just lose yourself in the views. The villa design has that mix of strong stone cladding and nearly whole walls of glass so honestly you never feel closed in. What I really noticed is the careful touch Richard Hywel Evans brought when designing here. The wood underfoot is honest real oak in the main rooms and then later your hand might find a bamboo rail as you go upstairs. There is no flash for the sake of it but the luxury is everywhere in the feel of things and not just in what you see. Inside you land in this open living and dining area on the ground floor. It is welcoming and relaxed and nobody is going to worry about formalities here. Whether you are having friends over for a big meal or curling up for an early morning coffee it all just feels easy. Afternoons are my favorite when the sun comes slanting through the big glass panes and the only sound is someone maybe laughing quietly on the terrace. I have to mention something a bit unusual too the skylight right over the main living space is actually glass from the pool overhead. So now and then you catch the sun bouncing off the water and the shapes it throws around can be a little hypnotic. It is details like that which stick with you long after. Upstairs the master suite honestly feels like your own private escape. It opens right out onto the pool deck so you are barely a few steps from a swim. The infinity pool does this thing where the water seems to slip right off the edge into trees and sky. Sometimes in the mornings if you swim here you forget about everything for a while and it is just you above the sea. Every window seems to frame a different part of the view and whether you are looking at blue ocean or the scattered islands away in the distance you get that real sense of Seychelles. Even at the living room terrace you can stand for a while watching the horizon shift or maybe spot birds passing by. What is great is there is so much space here. With seven thousand eight hundred ninety square feet built up inside the villa nothing ever feels crowded plus the plot itself is even bigger so you always have breathing room. It works for families or as a special holiday place and honestly more than one person has ended up living here full time because it just draws you in. With Six Senses managing everything there is a certain peace knowing help is always near but it is never overbearing. The island stays private and there is this real disconnect from the push and rush of modern life. I have seen kids riding their bikes at dusk and people just taking slow walks along the shore. The coffee from the local beans here really does taste better with the air like this. Arriving here is part of the experience. You notice the blue and green all around and that simple quiet you only find sometimes. Once you are here you do not have to go anywhere but if you need anything deliveries happen without a fuss. You can wander down to the water whenever it suits or maybe go try the spa or just read a book for hours. Nobody pushes in and the rhythm of life is a little bit different here. Pictures and words can only go so far. If you are even a little bit curious you should come and stand inside this villa for a few minutes and see how it really feels. If you want to talk it through or walk around just reach out at LuxuryProperty.com. Sometimes the only way you know a place is right is by being there. No rush and no pressure just a conversation and a chance for you to see if this part of Seychelles feels like home.

Contemporary 3-Bedroom Villa in Six Senses Development, Seychelles

Some places just make you stop for a second. I remember stepping onto this villa at Zil Pasyon Residences on Felicite Island in the Seychelles and just letting out a breath I did not know I was holding. It is impossible not to notice that you are somewhere truly special. Maybe it is the way those huge granite rocks hold the building right into the landscape or just the constant sound of the waves in the background, but honestly you feel different here. You do not just pass through this place. It is like it holds you for a bit. The villa itself is not trying too hard and I think that is what I love about it. You have got four bedrooms so yes, lots of space here, but it never shouts about it. The stone outside makes the whole place feel anchored and steady. When you look past the railing you pretty much only see the ocean and sky stretching out. That first pool deck with the glass bottom pool gave me a pause the first time I walked over it. You would think it is a showy feature for the camera, but really what you get is this soft, flickering sunlight filtering straight through to the ground below. Mornings have a gentle energy here. Some days I end up just waiting a bit longer in the kitchen, watching those water reflections drift across the walls while coffee brews. Every window just pulls the outside in, and most days you honestly forget there is anywhere else you have to be. The way the layout moves is smart. The main living area flows effortlessly right out into the open air. You get these wide glass windows that really do not hold anything back. When they are open and the breeze comes in, all you hear is the ocean and the calls of birds. It would be perfect for a family, maybe some kids nodding off to that gentle noise at night, but it is also the sort of villa where you could imagine retreating for a quiet getaway with friends when the city gets too much. Either way, the decks are easy spots to lose whole afternoons. That infinity pool sits by itself at ground level, right above the rocks, and when you are in it the world sort of drops away. I have sat there as the sky turns deep orange at sunset and for a little while it does not feel quite real. One thing people sometimes worry about is the kitchen actually being practical. Here, it really is. Oak floors give it warmth and the bamboo staircase running up just makes the space flow properly. You might have big gatherings with plates and snacks and people wandering outside, but whether it is a full meal or just some finger food, the kitchen feels ready for anything. No need to keep things precious. There is a barefoot luxury here, maybe because you genuinely can go barefoot and it still feels just right. Nothing is for show unless it also works. Privacy comes easy on Felicite Island, you will notice. Zil Pasyon Residences is pretty exclusive, so you do not run into people unless it is by choice. At the same time, the Six Senses resort next door means the spa and restaurants are never out of reach, but you are tucked away enough that turning everything off is simple. One of my favourite things here is just wandering the island on foot, listening to the gentle shifting waves and spotting the wildlife. Early mornings are really something here. The air is calm, sometimes you see fishermen passing in boats. You have the option of finding a café or just making breakfast out on your own terrace, staring out at the panoramic views that never quite look the same twice. Overall, this villa is not about being loud or on trend. It is about living the way you actually want to. If you have ever imagined waking up to endless views of blue water and sky from every angle, Felicite Island gives you exactly that. But truthfully, no words or photos tell the whole story. Best thing is to come over and see how it feels for yourself. If you want a tour or just want to ask a few questions, reach out anytime. We like to keep the process at LuxuryProperty.com as relaxed and easy as you need it to be.

4 Bedroom Villa in Six Senses, Felicite Island

Maisons

Royal Palm Estate

Six Senses

Choose from one of the exquisite Villas that harmonizes perfectly with the natural beauty and overlooking the glistening waters of the Indian Ocean in Seychelles. It is designed by award-winning architect Richard Hywel Evans. These villas represent a fantastic residential option in Seychelles.