The latest James Bond film, No Time To Die, has finally been released (don't worry, we won't give away any plot spoilers!), giving fans a chance to watch Daniel Craig play the 007 character for the final time. And some of the scenes were filmed near the former home of Ian Fleming, the mastermind behind Bond.
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So what is his idyllic Jamaican villa really like? Keep scrolling to see what we know – and even book yourself a stay.
Author Ian set up home in Oracabessa Bay, Jamaica while writing the Bond books. Located in a private compound, his villa, named GoldenEye after one of his intelligence operations in World War Two, boasts its own private beach, pool, tropical gardens, and media room with a wet bar – all features that Bond himself would approve of.
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Ian Fleming designed the house himself, and the website explained: "As a typically dogmatic Englishman, he decided there would be no windows – just customary Jamaican jalousie blinds to let in the air and sun."
© Photo: AlamyIan Fleming wrote the Bond books in his Jamaican villa, GoldenEye
The original home featured three bedrooms – a master suite, a queen-sized bedroom, and a twin bedroom – each with a tropical garden bath area. However, it now sleeps up to ten with the addition of two one-bedroom cottages, Sweet Spot and Pool House, which are located on the other side of the pool.
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© Photo: AlamyThe tropical garden baths at the Jamaican villa
So if you're on the hunt for a tropical holiday and you're a true Bond fan, then get booking. And yes, the holiday villa now offers guests a butler, a cook and a housekeeper.
After Chris Blackwell acquired the property in the 1970s, he built several more beach huts and lagoon cottages on the 40 acres next to the villa to make up what is now a luxury hotel. Photos show Ian's wooden desk where he wrote the books still remains in his bedroom, nestled in the corner next to two windows.
© Photo: AlamyThe author's desk remains at the villa
The accommodation is kitted out with natural furnishings, including a woven rug, wooden armchairs and sofas positioned around a glass coffee table, and rattan dining chairs.
© Photo: AlamyInside GoldenEye, which is now a luxury hotel resort
Daniel Craig's latest movie was filmed near Port Antonio, but he actually wasn't the first Bond to visit the area during filming – scenes in Dr No and Live and Let Die were also shot in Jamaica.
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