Sitting directly on the water’s edge in the heart of Ocho Rios, Button Wood Reef and Sea Biscuit is a contemporary newly built estate in the all-villa Hermosa Cove resort. The luxury beach estate in Jamaica comes complete with infinity pools, hot tub, shared tennis courts, and direct access to the sea. Guests at this property benefit from complimentary in-villa services, including 2 housekeepers, 2 chefs, a butler, a pool attendant, and a gardener.

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This luxury beach estate rental in Jamaica comprises 6 bedrooms, comfortably accommodating up to 12 guests. With access to shared resort amenities and incredible snorkeling right on its doorstep, Buttonwood Reef and Sea Biscuit are ideal for a luxury vacation with family or friends. 

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The oldest Buttonwood Tree in Jamaica (hence the name) sits next to the property and the adjacent Sea Biscuit. Entry to the 13,000 SqFt Button Wood Reef and Sea Biscuit is via the private Boutique Resort of Hermosa Cove Villa Resorts and Suites. Guests at this luxury beach house rental in Jamaica can expect modern chic and the highest quality materials and artwork, including a dramatic Jequitiba wood ceiling entryway, eclectic light fixtures by Clayton Korver, and pieces by Dougall, Mara Made, Pinto Pottery, Touch by VLS and Dready Art. The main communal areas include a stainless steel kitchen, a custom Tamarind dining table for eighteen, and a large sunken living room with an oversized pivot door that opens up to the terrace and the Caribbean Sea. Outside, guests find a shaded terrace, loungers, and infinity pools with a Baja ledge, sun shelves, an adjacent hot tub, and an oceanfront deck.

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All of the bedrooms at this luxury beach estate rental in Jamaica boast ocean views and private balconies. The master suite enjoys a private outdoor soaking tub and rain shower. The estate is also home to an air-conditioned games room and a separate media room. As part of Hermosa Cove Villa Resorts and Suites, guests have access to shared resort amenities, including a tennis court and pickleball court, snorkeling equipment, kayaks and paddleboards, a yoga pavilion, waterfall hikes, secluded beaches, and a coral planting initiative. 

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