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SLP, you are correct. Llantrissant hides in plain sight on a small point behind its wall. I had passed that gate for years and never realized what was there (the sign is tiny and in a script that is unreadable in a drive-by). Then in 2006 we decided to bring two adult sons and wives with us to Negril and in my search for a place for six I discovered this hidden jewel. It is an original colonial period house well over a century old. Locals say it has never suffered significant hurricane damage in all that time because of its unique positioning in that spot. It is indeed blissful. Small beach on each side, large yard (plenty of croquet), sea pines and private dock. We opted to employ the cook (Mrs. P) and on the first day walked with her down the hill to Hi-Lo Sunshine Village to stock up. We wound up with half the clerks pushing buggies up the hill with Mrs. P in the lead, flagging traffic in the curve. What a parade!