The Moroccan palace–inspired Toucan Hill.
Model Lizzy Jagger and a friend lounge on the lawn of Pelican Beach, one of the villas owned by her father, Mick Jagger.
Outdoor seating at a villa that takes architectural cues from Frank Lloyd Wright.
Inside the famed Basil’s Bar. Its owner, Basil Charles, opened the eponymous establishment 39 years ago.
Mustique Airport consists of a single unlit runway that shuts down at sunset.
Rope and wrought-iron swings.
Toucan Hill’s master suite.
The Beach House boasts a waterfront bungalow for guests.
A bamboo-laden living room inside The Beach House.
In 1971, Princess Margaret appointed English artist Oliver Messel to design Les Jolies Eaux, which occupies a 10-acre private peninsula.
Frangipani’s library, accented with nautical decor.
A seating area enveloped by exotic botanicals.
Tommy Hilfiger’s Palm Beach gets its name from the 250 palm trees scattered throughout the estate.
The 13-acre Rosa dei Venti—Italian for “wind rose”—has private tennis courts and two swimming pools.
Frangipani’s wraparound veranda offers hilltop views of L’Ansecoy Bay.
Weekly rentals for the Mediterranean-influenced Sienna start at $31,000 (the property is also for sale).
Just a handful of villas are on the market (through Douglas Elliman Fine Homes and Knight Frank Residential), and of the two empty plots left for the taking, one has a $9 million price tag.
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