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Inside Wild Ginger Villa

The villa as it actually is — the pool and deck through the last hour of light, five bedrooms that each have their own bathroom and their own view, two full kitchens, and the down-island water that shows up in almost every frame. Tap any photograph to see it larger.

The pool, framed by the pavilion columns.
Last light, with Hans Lollik Island on the horizon.
The veranda table before dinner, looking down-island.
The deck, facing the north shore.
Main house, pool deck and pavilion suite, from the air.
The main living room, open to the veranda and the water.
Dinner is served where the view is.
The chef's kitchen — stone island, professional range, its own ice maker.
The primary suite, main level. King, en-suite, private balcony.
Nothing between the loungers and the water.
The view the house was built around.
Ashley of Ashley Interiors, in the kitchen she designed.
Terracotta star tile, set by hand behind the range.
The deck runs between the main house and the pavilion suite.
The indoor table, under the chandelier.
The pool pavilion suite — its own building, across the deck.
One of five en-suite bathrooms. Nobody shares.
Breakfast, lunch and most dinners happen out here.
The second full kitchen, downstairs. Two families, no queue.
Loungers along the rail.
Bedroom four. Twin windows onto the water.
Looking straight through the living room to the water.
The long table on the veranda, set for dinner outside.
Blue-green cabinetry, brass fixtures, terracotta tile.
Bedroom three, on the quiet lower floor.
The balcony off the primary suite.
Striped tile, arched mirror, wood vanity.
Shallow steps at the near end. The pool can be heated on request.
The studio suite — bedroom five, with the lower kitchen at hand.
Terracotta paths through the planting.
A shower with an island water view.
The lower-level living room. The sofa folds out.
The veranda runs the width of the house.
The primary suite, looking out.
Every finish intentionally chosen for this house.
Loungers along the rail, facing the water.
Wood ceiling, fluted panelling, brass.
Inside the pavilion suite.
Butcher block and an ocean view, downstairs.
The grill, the cooler, the beach towels. All provided.
The gate, and the steps down through the garden.
Green vanity, walk-in shower.
Waking up on the lower floor.
Provisioning is easy. The kitchen is the best-stocked most guests have used.
Straight down: two levels, one deck, one pool.

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