Perched at the top of a sweeping 4,078 m² hillside estate overlooking Marigot and Grand Cul-de-Sac, Manoir Voltaire and Ti Voltaire form one of St. Barth’s most visionary architectural creations. Conceived by the owner and brought to life by architect Lorena Gabaldon—whose work blends Venezuelan sensitivity with a deep love for St. Barth—this exceptional double-villa estate is a bold tribute to art, nature, and contemporary design. Inspired by the purity and intention of Tadao Ando’s Casa Wabi, the property unfurls like a living sculpture, integrating influences from Lina Bo Bardi, Le Corbusier, Louis Kahn, and Oscar Niemeyer. Brutalist lines meet tropical modernism, where concrete, wood, and light interact to create a serene, almost meditative ambiance. At the heart of the design lies a remarkable architectural gesture: a long, floating gallery that shades and guides movement throughout the property. This covered passage blurs the boundaries between interior and exterior, a hallmark of modern Caribbean living. Vast openings frame the surrounding landscapes, flooding each space with ever-changing light and horizon views. The estate includes two independent villas—one with three bedrooms, the other with six, including a kids bedroom and staff bedrooms—both crafted with enduring materials chosen as much for their beauty as for their permanence. Bangkirai wood from Bali, iroko screens from the Congo, and meticulously poured concrete appear throughout, balanced by lush tropical vegetation that softens and anchors the structures in their natural environment. Outdoor living is celebrated everywhere. Two spectacular swimming pools—measuring 30 meters and 50 meters—stretch toward the sky, giving the impression of floating above Marigot Bay. A Japanese-inspired reflecting pool adds a contemplative touch, while multiple terraces, gardens, and open-air lounges invite long, sun-drenched afternoons and tranquil evenings under the stars. Crafted with respect for its environment, the estate integrates sustainable elements such as 120 solar panels, illustrating a commitment to self-sufficiency and harmony with the island. The result is a timeless retreat—architectural yet warm, artistic yet livable—where every detail reflects a deep collaboration between owner and architect. Manoir Voltaire and Ti Voltaire are more than villas: they are an immersive experience, a celebration of light, landscape, and design. A one-of-a-kind masterpiece where art meets island living.
Perched at the top of a sweeping 4,078 m² hillside estate overlooking Marigot and Grand Cul-de-Sac, Manoir Voltaire and Ti Voltaire form one of St. Barth’s most visionary architectural creations. Conceived by the owner and brought to life by architect Lorena Gabaldon—whose work blends Venezuelan sensitivity with a deep love for St. Barth—this exceptional double-villa estate is a bold tribute to art, nature, and contemporary design. Inspired by the purity and intention of Tadao Ando’s Casa Wabi, the property unfurls like a living sculpture, integrating influences from Lina Bo Bardi, Le Corbusier, Louis Kahn, and Oscar Niemeyer. Brutalist lines meet tropical modernism, where concrete, wood, and light interact to create a serene, almost meditative ambiance. At the heart of the design lies a remarkable architectural gesture: a long, floating gallery that shades and guides movement throughout the property. This covered passage blurs the boundaries between interior and exterior, a hallmark of modern Caribbean living. Vast openings frame the surrounding landscapes, flooding each space with ever-changing light and horizon views. The estate includes two independent villas—one with three bedrooms, the other with six, including a kids bedroom and staff bedrooms—both crafted with enduring materials chosen as much for their beauty as for their permanence. Bangkirai wood from Bali, iroko screens from the Congo, and meticulously poured concrete appear throughout, balanced by lush tropical vegetation that softens and anchors the structures in their natural environment. Outdoor living is celebrated everywhere. Two spectacular swimming pools—measuring 30 meters and 50 meters—stretch toward the sky, giving the impression of floating above Marigot Bay. A Japanese-inspired reflecting pool adds a contemplative touch, while multiple terraces, gardens, and open-air lounges invite long, sun-drenched afternoons and tranquil evenings under the stars. Crafted with respect for its environment, the estate integrates sustainable elements such as 120 solar panels, illustrating a commitment to self-sufficiency and harmony with the island. The result is a timeless retreat—architectural yet warm, artistic yet livable—where every detail reflects a deep collaboration between owner and architect. Manoir Voltaire and Ti Voltaire are more than villas: they are an immersive experience, a celebration of light, landscape, and design. A one-of-a-kind masterpiece where art meets island living.
Perched at the top of a sweeping 4,078 m² hillside estate overlooking Marigot and Grand Cul-de-Sac, Manoir Voltaire and Ti Voltaire form one of St. Barth’s most visionary architectural creations. Conceived by the owner and brought to life by architect Lorena Gabaldon—whose work blends Venezuelan sensitivity with a deep love for St. Barth—this exceptional double-villa estate is a bold tribute to art, nature, and contemporary design. Inspired by the purity and intention of Tadao Ando’s Casa Wabi, the property unfurls like a living sculpture, integrating influences from Lina Bo Bardi, Le Corbusier, Louis Kahn, and Oscar Niemeyer. Brutalist lines meet tropical modernism, where concrete, wood, and light interact to create a serene, almost meditative ambiance. At the heart of the design lies a remarkable architectural gesture: a long, floating gallery that shades and guides movement throughout the property. This covered passage blurs the boundaries between interior and exterior, a hallmark of modern Caribbean living. Vast openings frame the surrounding landscapes, flooding each space with ever-changing light and horizon views. The estate includes two independent villas—one with three bedrooms, the other with six, including a kids bedroom and staff bedrooms—both crafted with enduring materials chosen as much for their beauty as for their permanence. Bangkirai wood from Bali, iroko screens from the Congo, and meticulously poured concrete appear throughout, balanced by lush tropical vegetation that softens and anchors the structures in their natural environment. Outdoor living is celebrated everywhere. Two spectacular swimming pools—measuring 30 meters and 50 meters—stretch toward the sky, giving the impression of floating above Marigot Bay. A Japanese-inspired reflecting pool adds a contemplative touch, while multiple terraces, gardens, and open-air lounges invite long, sun-drenched afternoons and tranquil evenings under the stars. Crafted with respect for its environment, the estate integrates sustainable elements such as 120 solar panels, illustrating a commitment to self-sufficiency and harmony with the island. The result is a timeless retreat—architectural yet warm, artistic yet livable—where every detail reflects a deep collaboration between owner and architect. Manoir Voltaire and Ti Voltaire are more than villas: they are an immersive experience, a celebration of light, landscape, and design. A one-of-a-kind masterpiece where art meets island living.
<< read less >>Bedroom 1 – Manoir Voltaire
King bed, air-conditioning, blackout curtains, a smart TV, a safe, and an ensuite bathroom. It connects directly to the TV room and enjoys a serene ocean view.
Bedroom 2 – Manoir Voltaire
King bed, opens onto the terrace and offers both interior and exterior access. It includes air-conditioning, blackout curtains, a smart TV, a safe, an ensuite bathroom, and connects with Bedroom 3
Bedroom 3 – Manoir Voltaire
King bed, air-conditioning, a smart TV, blackout curtains and a safe. It opens to the terrace and connects to Bedroom 2. Its bathroom is separate and located just steps away.
Bedroom 4 – Manoir Voltaire
King bed, opens onto the terrace and offers both interior and exterior access. It includes air-conditioning, blackout curtains, a smart TV, a safe, an ensuite bathroom
Kids Bedroom – Manoir Voltaire
Six bunkbeds, air-conditioning, a smart TV, a separate bathroom, and connects to the staff room. It has exterior access and is designed specifically for younger guests.
Staff Bedroom – Manoir Voltaire
Two bunkbeds, air-conditioning, a smart TV, and a separate bathroom
Bedroom 5 – Ti Voltaire
King bed, air-conditioning, a smart TV, a safe, blackout curtains, and an ensuite bathroom with both indoor and outdoor showers as well as an outdoor bathtub
Bedroom 6 – Ti Voltaire
King bed, air-conditioning, blackout curtains, a smart TV, a safe, direct terrace access, and an ensuite bathroom with a double vanity and shower
Bedroom 7 – Ti Voltaire
King bed, ensuite bathroom, air-conditioning, blackout curtains, a smart TV, a safe, and direct access to the terrace.
Kitchen and Living Area
Villa Manoir includes a professional chef’s kitchen, fully air-conditioned and equipped with two sinks, a dishwasher, multiple refrigerated drawers, a plancha, a four-burner gas stove, a warming cabinet, a gas oven, a deep fryer, a microwave, a steam oven, a barbecue, and a full ventilation hood system. A second kitchen, also air-conditioned, serves as a fully equipped support space. Completing the living area, the villa’s TV room provides a cozy retreat, fully air-conditioned and furnished with a smart TV and Apple TV—perfect for quiet evenings or family movie nights. The dining room flows naturally toward the outdoors, offering a graceful space for shared meals against the backdrop of the pool and lagoon. Villa Ti Manoir features its own air-conditioned, fully equipped kitchen designed for everyday convenience and seamless service across the property.
Terrace & Pools Area
Outdoors, Manoir Voltaire features a striking natural-stone infinity pool that appears to spill toward the sea, framed by a generous sun deck and a selection of shaded lounges. The setting offers complete privacy, creating an atmosphere of serene indulgence where guests can unwind while enjoying uninterrupted ocean views. Ti Voltaire is nestled within its own lush tropical garden. This more intimate villa mirrors the refined aesthetic of Manoir Voltaire, with its own sparkling pool and private parking, providing a secluded retreat while maintaining the same architectural elegance and peaceful ambiance.
Distances
Gustavia: 20 minutes – Airport: 15 minutes – Restaurant: 5 minutes
Marigot beach is located not far from the roadside and is limited in parking, making it one of the less frequented beaches. However this is one of the best for snorkelling, as it is part of the natural reserve of St Barts, meaning that it is a conserved area and there is no fishing allowed here.
| Date Range | Nightly Rate | Min Nights |
|---|---|---|
| Summer 15 April - 14 Dec | USD 15 714EUR 13 496CAD 21 937CHF 12 630JPY 2 437 791RUB 1 194 214GBP 11 795BRL 83 454 | 5 |
| Winter 15 Dec - 14 Apr | USD 25 714EUR 22 085CAD 35 897CHF 20 668JPY 3 989 141RUB 1 954 181GBP 19 302BRL 136 562 | 7 |
| Festive | USD 50 357EUR 43 250CAD 70 299CHF 40 475JPY 7 812 133RUB 3 826 970GBP 37 799BRL 267 436 | 7 |
