Villa Mabel, élégance En Bord De Mer à Shacks Beach

Set directly above the turquoise waters of Shacks Beach, this five-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath residence embodies the essence of refined coastal living. Blending timeless Caribbean architecture with modern amenities, it offers sweeping ocean views and two expansive terraces that capture the rhythm of the waves.

The main home features three bedrooms, two full bathrooms, and a powder room. The primary suite, located on the top floor, enjoys panoramic ocean vistas, a private balcony, a generous walk-in closet, and direct access to a beautifully appointed den lined with custom wood cabinetry with the sea as your backdrop. The main living floor offers two spacious guest bedrooms, a full bath, and a powder room. The open kitchen and great room flow naturally to the terraces, inviting indoor-outdoor living at its best. A private staircase leads directly down to the sand, creating an effortless connection to one of Puerto Rico’s most beautiful beaches.

On the lower level, a fully independent guest apartment includes two comfortable bedrooms, a bathroom, a full kitchen, and living-dining area, ideal for visitors or private hosting. This level also houses the temperature-controlled wine cellar and access to the two-car garage.

Sustainable living is seamlessly integrated with solar panels and Tesla Powerwall batteries, ensuring energy efficiency and peace of mind. Surrounded by lush tropical vegetation, the property maintains a serene sense of privacy and natural beauty that make Isabela’s coast so sought after.

From sunrise coffee on the terrace to evenings framed by ocean breezes, this Shacks Beach residence captures the quiet luxury of life lived by the sea.

Located along Puerto Rico’s northwest coast, Shacks Beach is known for its pristine reefs, golden sand, and year-round breezes. A haven for divers, kite-surfers, and beach lovers alike, the area retains a quiet exclusivity while being minutes from the restaurants, boutique hotels, and art-filled streets of Isabela and Aguadilla.