A perfect little hideaway in the Grenadines perched on a wooded promontory, nestled within a private bird reserve, chattering with a small colony of blue-and-yellow macaws, and concealed in wooded grounds leading down to the Sea — a rare opportunity for discerning travellers to discover an island paradise in an idyllic setting. A gentle climate and the cool trade winds, well away from the rigours of the modern world, are sure to soothe the most frazzled of souls.

SPARROW HAWK — a designer Villa, with private drive, nestled on a hillside. Large jalousie windows that encompass spectacular views across uninhabited islands, the sparking Caribbean Sea, and many magical sunsets, make Prospect a rare and intriguing little paradise. The Coopers' magnificent macaws fly in and out and return to roost on the forested slopes of High North at sunset — the ultimate 'chill-out' for romantic couples, the house can sleep up to six persons. A minimum three-day stay is required — read Villa · Cottage.

"It's the English country house in the tropics. One of the treasures of the Caribbean."- TATLER

HARMONY COTTAGE — a detached two-roomed cottage set in the grounds of the nature preserve and overlooking the Sea. As the sun sets and moon appears the night becomes magic, as the whisper of the trade winds brush through hundreds of tropical trees ablaze with tiny fireflies. Harmony Cottage is the perfect place for two people wishing to stay for three days or more at an affordable price — read Villa · Cottage.

Prospect — the owners' prestigious, open-plan residence on the hilltop will be available for rent on or before the year 2007. Up to six persons.

Note: Prospect (Caribbee Country House and nature preserve 1989-2004) and the macaws are featured in the 2005 September issue of National Geographic Traveler.