Villa Oasis

When the gate opens, Villa Oasis is the type of Casa de Campo address that makes you let out a breath.

A private dock that makes the sea seem like an extension of the garden, lawns that stretch to coral stone, and palms that part to reveal a broad expanse of Caribbean blue. Nestled within the resort’s 7,000 acres, this eight-bedroom oceanfront home is designed for a true gathering—sunlit salons that effortlessly open to terraces and the pool, peaceful suites that promise genuine rest, and a daily routine that seamlessly blends table, sky, and water.

The great room is located in the middle of the house, resembling a light-filled pavilion. Tall glass panels are fully pocketed away, allowing conversation to flow seamlessly from the sofa to the pool deck. The sound of the infinity edge also becomes a part of your day’s soundtrack.

Adults and kids can play games like board games, late-night pool, and afternoon movies in the entertainment wing to one side, while the bedroom wing ensures peaceful sleep even in the middle of a busy household. Fine woods that warm the palette, cool coralina stone beneathfoot, and custom millwork that keeps storage precisely where you need it are all materials that promote longevity and touch. The horizon stays in frame wherever you look.

The kitchen is made to function on all levels. While a fully furnished professional workspace behind the scenes enables your private chef to effortlessly plate family-style lunches, seafood feasts, or celebratory tasting menus, a show kitchen featuring a generous island brings people together for tastings and espresso at sunrise.

The plan includes alfresco dining, with a BBQ terrace just steps from the pool and shady seating that allows you to enjoy the trades without losing a word of conversation. The sea becomes mirror-smooth, lanterns shine along the deck, and the sun sets behind palm trees as afternoon turns to evening. This is the ideal time of day for a night swim or a round of nightcaps by the water.

Each of the eight suites is set up for privacy and equality, making each visitor feel like a VIP. Six guest suites are spread across both floors to strike a balance between closeness and seclusion, while two principal suites, each with a private balcony and expansive views over the bay, dominate the upper level. Each bedroom features a walk-in closet and bathroom, effective air conditioning, and blackout options for restful sleep.

Several of the bedrooms also open directly to terraces or gardens, allowing mornings to start with coffee and sea breezes. Executive groups value the ability to keep work and play separate without compromising either, and families value the flexibility. Longer stays feel effortless thanks to the addition of a media lounge and a happy toddlers’ playroom.

Outside, Villa Oasis makes the most of its unique location on the water. The sky and the bay beyond give the infinity pool its hue, while a cozy jacuzzi responds to chilly evenings at sunset. The private beach and dock make early swims and paddle sessions as impromptu as meandering down the steps, while the deep lawn invites play, yoga, or a leisurely read in the shade.

Resort life is right at your fingertips when you’re ready to explore: Pete Dye’s renowned Teeth of the Dog for rounds you’ll talk about long after you’ve flown home, La Marina for waterfront dining and boat days, Altos de Chavón for galleries and outdoor concerts, and Minitas Beach for serene water and beach-club lunches.

Your days run smoothly because service is provided with quiet precision. A chef and butler set the pace from breakfast to nightcap, daily housekeeping keeps the spaces tidy, and concierge services plan VIP arrivals, airport transfers, tee times, spa appointments, yacht charters, and pre-stocking before you arrive. Photogenic moments in every direction and the practical, behind-the-scenes competence that lets you relax into them are the two things that Villa Oasis delivers, whether you’re celebrating a milestone with extended family or hosting an executive retreat where ideas need room to breathe.

Activities nearby that you can partake in from the villa:

Leave on Teeth of the Dog and stay at Minitas Beach Club for sundowners.
For a golden-hour coastal cruise or snorkeling at Catalina Island, charter from La Marina.
Explore Altos de Chavón’s cobblestones for views of the river valley, galleries, and live music.

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