- A lavish mansion in the Caribbean has just hit the market for $40 million.
- Cove Spring House in Barbados features 10 bedrooms, 19 dedicated staff members, and a private beach.
- Its reportedly hosted A-listers including Prince Harry, Rihanna, and Tom Cruise.
- Take a snoop around the incredible property below.
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If you've got $40 million lying around and are looking for a new holiday home, you're in luck: an incredibly luxurious mansion in the Caribbean has just hit the market for that very sum.
Cove Spring House in Barbados is a 10-bed clifftop villa beloved of both Hollywood and actual royalty: previous guests reportedly include Prince Harry, Tom Cruise, Nicole Kidman, Elton John, and Hugh Grant.
The Duke of Sussex is said to have stayed at Cove Spring House with Prince Seeiso of Lesotho when in Barbados to launch the Sentebale Polo Cup in 2010.
Scroll through the pictures below to take a look round the lavish property.
Cove Spring House is situated on the prestigious Platinum West Coast of Barbados.
Set within 1.3 acres, it's a clifftop paradise, surrounded by lush greenery, palm trees, and stunning views out to the sea.
The interior of the mansion is incredibly extravagant, and it can host up to 20 guests between the main house and three bedroom suites in a separate cottage.
The interior is adorned with haute-couture decorations like these animal statues.
The villa comes with 19 full-time staff, including its own manager, butlers, chefs, maids, gardeners, and security.
It has been designed for outdoor living, with plenty of open architecture features.
The long wooden dining table is perfect for hosting dinner parties.
Naturally, the mansion has a bar too, where you can enjoy tropical cocktails or perhaps just a glass of Champagne.
There's a media room, just in case you ever tire of looking out to sea and fancy snuggling up to watch a film.
There are 10 bedrooms, some of which are the size of a whole apartment.
Fans and air-con ensure guests enjoy peaceful nights.
The house was designed using coral stone to 'denote the hallmark of Caribbean aristocracy,' according to property website Hardings International.
Source:Hardings International.
Most of the rooms have their own verandas overlooking the turquoise sea.
There are worse views to wake up to.
The mansion has also been designed to maximise natural light and let the gentle breeze circulate.
Guests are able to retire in peaceful tranquillity.
The villa has also featured on British music competition TV show 'The X Factor' as the location for Simon Cowell's 'judge's house.'
There's a sizeable fitness centre so guests can stay in shape while on vacation.
But if you'd prefer to take things a little easier during your stay, why not just do a few laps in the pool?
There's a jacuzzi too.
The sunset views are hard to beat.
The surrounding tropical gardens ensure Cove Spring House is entirely secluded, and preying paparazzi are kept at a distance.
Why not enjoy a few moments of calm while admiring fish in the pond?
It's little wonder the mansion is loved by so many A-listers.
If you ever did want to leave the villa, it's not far to head into both historic Holetown or Speightstown, which boast world-class restaurants, luxury boutiques, and three championship golf courses.
But when your home has private beach access, why would you ever leave?
With waters this blue, you don't want to forget your swimsuit.
Time to start saving.
