One of our Barbados villas on the beach, Church Point 2 is a bright and airy holiday villa with a spacious and sunny garden, providing the perfect setting for a relaxing vacation on the West Coast of Barbados. This charming three-bedroom villa offers the best of both worlds: proximity to the shopping and dining delights of Holetown while enjoying the tranquillity of a private beachfront location. Adjacent to Church Point is the Folkstone Marine Park and Museum, offering incredible snorkelling and scuba diving experiences for visitors.
The villa features casual and colourful decor, with a spacious living room that opens onto the covered outdoor terrace. Here, you can dine al fresco or unwind with a refreshing tropical drink while taking in the ocean view just steps away across the garden. Guests can also enjoy the plunge pool, located to the side of the covered terrace.
The main bedroom and the second bedroom are located on the upper level of the villa, both providing access to the sun deck overlooking the garden and ocean beyond. The third bedroom is situated in a self-contained cottage just steps away from the main house via the open courtyard.
Church Point 2 is an excellent choice for families or groups of friends seeking a carefree holiday experience on the beautiful West Coast of Barbados, where convenience and tranquillity come together seamlessly.
Holetown, Barbados, features Bajan cuisine in a coastal setting, with lively bars offering local rum cocktails and stunning nearby beaches. One of our restaurant recommendations close to Chuch Point 2 is Zaccios in Holetown.
Please be aware that like all our Barbados villas on the beach, the use of Riemann P20 Sunscreen is not allowed, as it can damage towels and fabrics. Additionally, smoking is not permitted indoors.
Church Point 2 is a beachfront holiday rental. It should be noted that beaches change their shape and size from day to day, week to week, and month to month, mainly as a response to seasonal waves, currents, and tides. Every effort has been made to depict the beach in front of this property, but due to sand deposition and erosion, changes may occur, including a narrower beach and more visible rocks.