This stunning property is a historic villa, built in 1966, positioned on a 2-3 acre promontory 200 feet above the majestic Caribbean Sea offering panoramic views of the West Coast of St. Lucia. The property is ideally situated only a mile away from the picturesque fishing village of Anse La Raye.

The name of the villa is derived from the multitude of cast iron cauldrons throughout the grounds, originally used on local sugarcane plantations to boil sugarcane juice into molasses and rum.

Beyond the palm tree-lined drive lies the property graced by mature trees and tropical vegetation with a large elliptical swimming pool, at the tip of the peninsula. Indulge in the allure of living and entertaining in style, in a backdrop of natural beauty.

The residence was designed with a fine appreciation for Caribbean living. A large overhang roof soaring to a peak of 45 feet dispels the sun’s brilliance and shelters the open-air living/dining room– A marvelous setting for al-fresco entertaining. The main living complex of the home opens to the outdoors on three sides allowing unobstructed ocean views and constant cooling soft breezes. The changing hues of the ocean and dramatic mountain views create a brilliant background for emerald lawns, blazing flowers, and the red-tiled pool terrace offering extraordinary sunsets over the Caribbean Sea.

The bedroom wing of this home includes three rooms and two bathrooms which extend along a tiled and shaded walkway with sliding glass doors to the bedrooms. The master bedroom is flanked by a large dressing area and tiled bathroom with an outdoor shower; secluded in a private garden terrace. All three bedrooms share extraordinary mountain views.

Amid this resplendent colour, the villa offers peaceful solitude, overlooking St. Lucia Estates; a 500-acre working plantation with its own beach.

This destination and villa is a truly delightful, secluded haven for a holiday residence.

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