This property in Windwardside features stunning views of the blue Caribbean, the misty top of spectacular Mt. Scenery, and the picturesque village below. On my 30th trip to Saba in 2019 I bought the 1858 vintage Althea Cottage. In 2021 I completed a second stone house for myself at the rear. In 2022 a second stone apartment, Peter Hytte, was built between the two other cottages... smaller, priceworthy and efficient. All net income is donated to my charities. I charge no cleaning fee. The space The apartment is 230 sq ft (22 sq m) and is outfitted with a private bath, queen Murphy bed, two comfy chairs, smart TV with wi-fi, dining table, computer desk, hanging closet, dresser, AC, ceiling fan, kitchenette with mini fridge, induction cooktop, microwave, toaster oven, coffee maker, electric tea kettle, and quality cookware, utensils, flatware and dishes. There is enough room to move around so that the bed may be left in its down position if desired. The location is ideal so that breezes keep the space fresh and cool. The fan is helpful and the AC is rarely needed except at times in summer. The adjacent patio is available for sunning or conversation. There is nowhere like Saba. Getting there is a unique and exhilarating experience especially if you arrive by plane. Staying there is like remembering life before the 21st century...simple, super clean, fun, and very friendly. Currency is the US$ and power the same 110v. The Saban version of English is spoken by everyone. The isle is politically a part of the Netherlands and about a third of the population is also fluent in Dutch. Spanish, German, French, and Tagalog are spoken to a lesser extent as well. Guest access The apartment has its own private front and rear entrances. Guests will have access to indoor and outdoor seating and dining options, unparalleled island and sea views, and walkable access to local restaurants, shops, grocery stores, and outdoor bars for socializing all within the distance of a few minutes' walk. There are excellent diving opportunities from taking lessons to highly advanced dives throughout the world renowned Saba Marine Park replete with numerous wall dive sites. Hikers can explore the many marked trails alone or with a guide for the more remote regions of the island. Other things to note The unique nature of Saba as a volcanic sea mount tip requires some special conservation efforts. Water must be used very sparingly as well as electricity. Fans, AC, lights can't be left on while you're away. Our septic systems involve only a French drain pit without a holding tank, so paper cannot be thrown down the toilet. A special closed container is provided. We recycle clean trash.