It is a charming place and they have done their best to keep the old Grenadian plantation house look. The house of course is in excellent shape and you simply cannot compare it to what was there at the beginning.

Dave & Jackie, the owners, have done a simply amazing job of rebuilding it.

They had visited Grenada in 2001 and fell in love with the place. After searching the island, they came across this old plantation house which was literally falling apart.

Most of the buildings like this have been demolished or simply fallen to ruin over the years, as families lost or abandoned the old plantations. This particular house was part of a cocoa plantation in St.Davids, can't remember the family name which used to own it but when it was cleared, they found that it had some amazing views down the valley and you were even able to see the Atlantic coast.

Shortly after buying the place, they moved down with all their stuff and started rebuilding.
I saw the place when they first bought it and thought to myself that they had to be kidding! The very first thing i would have done was to make a bonfire with what was there.... i simply did not think it was worth saving.

Epping Forest - Click to enlarge

This was their first time living in the Caribbean, but they were persistent and took their time, doing their best to keep it as close to the original theme as possible.

They have turned it into an 'old style' Caribbean guesthouse, offering bed and breakfast.

Verandah - click to enlarge

As a place to just lay back and relax, especially on the large comfortable patio, it is simply hard to beat. If you visit, you will get the chance to see one of the hidden gems of this island.

If you like to find out more about Epping Forest, please visit their website grenadaguesthouse.com