21 Compton Drive, Wellhouse Bay, St. Philip is a two-storey 6 bedroom 3 1/2 bathroom bungalow located in an enclave on the scenic south-east sea coast of Barbados. This area is super breezy and steps away from breathtaking beach views. Visible, in the distance, is the recently transformed, historic Wyndham Grand Barbados Sam Lord’s Castle Resort. Offered at BDS$795,000, the dwelling has a floor area of 4433 SF and sits on 6,424 SF of land (gross). This property which could benefit from some minor works and could very easily be utilised as a home or as an income generator. The first floor consists of 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. There is also a half bathroom at the rear of the property’s double car port. There is additional multi-vehicle parking within the enclosed grounds. The front patio leads into an open concept living and dining area, followed by an indoor laundry room and kitchen. The dwelling’s large windows illuminate the home with natural sunlight. Three sizeable bedrooms are set at the rear, one of which leads out to a patio. The 2nd floor can either be accessed by stairs on the inside of the house or stairs located just on the outside. This floor consists of an open plan living and dining space styled with bay windows and which leads out to a balcony. On this floor is a family room as well as a Master bedroom ensuite and two additional bedrooms. The Master is equipped with a near-completed walk-in closet which has its very own balcony looking out to the sea coast. Wellhouse Bay is close to the Crane Resort and beaches such as the famous Crane Beach, historic Harrismith Beach and picturesque Bottom Bay. Welhouse Bay sits a few minutes from the Six Roads commercial district, 25 minutes from the Oistins municipal/commercial and entertainment district and is a mere 18 minutes’ drive from the Grantley Adams International Airport. Some nearby attractions include Marley Vale Spring, Sunbury Plantation Great House, Codrington College, Marizayra Animal Sanctuary, King George V Memorial Park and Welchman Hall Gully. Slightly further afield, but still very accessible is Harrison’s Cave Eco-Adventure Park.