Set on an acre of land, the estate with monumental volumes offers 6000 sq ft of living space, conceived around a rare concept in Saint-Barth: a compound of two independent villas designed by architect Lorena GABALDON, totaling 9 bedrooms and accommodating up to 22 guests.

Whether as a main residence with a guest villa, a dual rental investment, or a fully privatized estate for large-scale stays, this flexibility directly addresses the expectations of an international clientele seeking capacity, flexibility, and return.
Overlooking Marigot Bay, this majestic property enjoys a rare, almost suspended position. The view is immediate, frontal, and breathtaking.

Its 180° panorama enhances the sense of space and freedom while remaining close to beaches and main access points.
Le Manoir Voltaire, on the upper level, features an open, threshold-free architecture where air, light, and perspectives flow effortlessly. Concrete and wood create a minimalist yet warm atmosphere, with each space naturally extending outdoors. The expansive living area, with its seamlessly integrated kitchen, and four suites unfold along a vast deck bordering a 50-meter pool, the longest on the island, reflecting during the day the turquoise nuances of the bay below.

Ti Manoir Voltaire, on the lower level, offers three independent suites, open living spaces, and a 30-meter pool. With its own entrance and dedicated parking, it functions as a fully autonomous villa.

Two dormitory-style additional bedrooms, located between the two villas and attachable to either depending on needs, complete the ensemble. Their configuration allows for hosting a nanny with children or staff.

Circulation between the two houses is fluid and natural on foot, allowing uses to be combined or separated as desired.

This layout creates a rare balance between conviviality and independence, particularly suited to multi-generational stays or groups of guests.