Saint Martin, St Maarten & Anguilla Luxury Villa & Mansion Rentals
Saint Martin and Anguilla villa rentals are the Caribbean at its most effortless — beachfront estates on the exclusive Terres Basses peninsula, cliffside homes above turquoise bays, and Anguilla's serene white-sand hideaways. This guide covers where our Saint Martin, Sint Maarten, and Anguilla villas and mansions sit across the French and Dutch sides of the island and its most exclusive neighbor, so you can match the property to your trip. Every rental is fully vetted, comes with concierge support, and is bookable direct with our team.
Our collection spans intimate beachfront hideaways to grand estates sleeping up to 26 guests, with amenities that typically include private pools, chefs, housekeeping, and direct or near-beach access. Saint Martin's unique dual identity — French and Dutch — means two cultures and one of the Caribbean's richest dining scenes on a single island, while nearby Anguilla adds some of the region's finest beaches. Below, we break down the areas we serve.
Terres Basses Villa Rentals
Terres Basses — "the Lowlands" — is Saint Martin's most exclusive residential area, a gated peninsula on the French side wrapped by the beaches of Baie Rouge, Baie aux Prunes, and Plum Bay. This is the heart of our collection, with dozens of beachfront and hillside estates ranging from intimate villas to grand homes like Casa Viva, Brightwater, and Sierra Azul. Terres Basses suits guests who want privacy, some of the island's best beaches, and villas with full staff — the definitive Saint Martin luxury address.
Grand Case, Orient Bay & the French Side
The French side is Saint Martin at its most relaxed and refined. Grand Case is the island's culinary capital — a beachfront village lined with gourmet restaurants and lolos (local grills). Orient Bay brings a long, lively beach and watersports, while quieter enclaves like Cul-de-Sac, Anse Marcel, Happy Bay, and Sandy Ground offer secluded coves and calm swimming bays. Our French-side villas put guests close to the finest dining in the Caribbean while keeping the easy, European pace the French side is known for.