What’s on your wish-list for a luxury holiday in a perfect Florida villa?
(If it helps, we’ve prepared our own list of must-haves. You can tick the boxes as you go)

A stunning, 5*, ultra-modern, 5 bedroom (including two King and one Queen sized suites), 4 bathroom house complete with a large, covered and heated pool, Spa and Jacuzzi - and all set in a perfect Florida location.

3,000 square feet of air-conditioned living space (to ensure you can lose the kids
when you want to)

TV and DVD in all rooms (including a 42” flat screen in the lounge)

Set in a third of an acre (the largest plot on the development) unoverlooked and with a private walled aspect, plus landscaped gardens laced with palm and fruit trees.

The gorgeous Florida sun shining on your pool from sunrise to sunset.

Themed children’s bedrooms, including Sponge Bob Square Pants, Harry Potter (complete with wizard and witch costumes) and Minnie and Mickey Mouse.

A state of the art kitchen that includes an American fridge freezer (with ice maker)
microwave, dishwasher, cooker and all the utensils and crockery you could ever need.

Separate breakfast and dining areas.

A range of superb silk-covered furnishings, striking curtains and pillows you can fall into.

Free local and long-distancephone calls, computer and wireless internet in the quiet first-floor study.

CD player, Play Station 2, cordless phones and Walkie Talkies (so you don’t have to shout the house down when you want to find the kids again)

2,000 sq ft of decking with contemporary patio furniture and a large gas grill BBQ.

Safe, secure gated community complete with on-site management company.

A large games room complete with pool table, air hockey, foosball, basket ball and table tennis.

Smoke alarms, fire extinguishers and emergency lighting.

A pin code ‘valuables’ safe.

Just as we thought. It’s Calabay Villa that really makes you tick.

(To be honest our challenge has never been attracting guests to Calabay Villa. The difficulty is persuading them to leave. But, as we politely remind them: ‘There’s always next year’)