Balenbouche Estate Review
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Families will love:
- Private, rustic getaway
- Two bedroom cottages and kitchens
- Short walking distance to several natural beaches
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Formerly a 2,000-acre sugar plantation and farm, Balenbouche, a 180-year-old estate, now consists of a main house and four simple cottages on 75 acres. Two of the cottages have two bedrooms and a kitchen, but none has air-conditioning, televisions or telephones. The cottages feature fans and mosquito netting. Balenbouche is for families who want something different: a nearly private, rustic getaway in the midst of the lush landscape of banyan, almond, calabash and frangipani trees. A rental car is a necessity, as it takes 15 minutes to drive to the nearest grocery store. In high season, the owner, Uta Lawaetz, offers breakfast for an additional fee.
Written by Candyce H. Stapen
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