Riverside 4-Bedroom Penthouse in Tamarin – Exclusive Beach Access

• Tamarin
• Ref. : MUR1722619
• Accessible to foreigners

Description

Set on the quiet river’s edge in Tamarin on Mauritius’ West Coast, this four-bedroom ensuite penthouse offers a rare style of coastal living—private, naturally lit, and directly connected to the shoreline without losing its sense of seclusion. It belongs to a discreet residential estate with immediate access to Tamarin Bay beach, creating a lifestyle where land and water sit only moments apart.

The home unfolds over two levels, designed with shape and rhythm that work gently rather than demand attention. The first storey houses three spacious ensuite bedrooms, each quietly removed yet anchored by the open-plan living space at the centre. Here, soft light enters from multiple directions, passing through full-height openings that frame the river and the mountain silhouettes beyond. The kitchen, dining, and lounge areas share a natural continuity, making the space versatile—equally suitable for quiet daily living or effortless entertaining.

Ascending to the upper level, the master suite takes on a feel of retreat. The bedroom opens onto a private balcony with unbroken views of the river and surrounding landscape, while an outdoor lounge and jacuzzi create a setting that feels both elevated and still intimately linked to nature. This space acknowledges the value of privacy without removing the pleasure of being connected to one of the most picturesque coastlines on the island.

Every bedroom throughout the penthouse is generous in proportion, allowing comfort to be evenly experienced rather than concentrated in a single space. The estate itself is secure and professionally managed, with amenities including a residents’ gym—supporting a calm and balanced way of living that doesn’t rely on excess to convey luxury.

For those seeking a residence defined by light, proportion, and quiet sophistication rather than overt statement, this riverside penthouse offers a compelling interpretation of West Coast living—where the river leads to the ocean, the mountains shape the horizon, and home remains a peaceful vantage point between the two.