Stonefield Villa Resort

Stonefield is located on land that for centuries has been considered the most fertile on the island of Saint Lucia. It was originally owned by one of the biggest colonial families in the 1700s and operated as a coffee, lime, and cocoa plantation before it was purchased by Canadian Builder, Wayne Brown, and his St. Lucian wife, Anista Brown, in 1973. Then a working cocoa plantation rich with tropical fruit trees and vegetable gardens, the Brown family soon discovered ancient rock carvings on the property that directly face the Petit Piton mountain. Labeled a place rich in history by the St. Lucia Historical Society, the property was developed into a private resort in the late 90s. The energy at Stonefield is one of the first things that visitors notice—creating a calming and serene experience. The ancient rock carvings, a Saint Lucian historical landmark, form the resort's logo. A nature trail to the rock carvings is on the property. It is now wholly owned and operated by Anista Brown, a black Saint Lucian woman. Mr. Wayne Brown passed away in 2007. Their five children consult and help with the resort's operations.