Villa JC Stevens
About JC STEVENS
Escape to the exclusive Villa JC Stevens when you're looking for a private retreat all to yourselves. This beautiful New England-style villa offers spacious social areas, a terrace, kitchen, dining room, and individually decorated guest rooms for up to 14 guests.
American influences
The interior of Villa JC Stevens is inspired by classic Newport style, featuring exceptional craftsmanship, maritime details, and timeless elegance. But it's more than just a traditional Ivy League aesthetic. Every room has its own unique character.
The 450-square-meter villa includes a dining and meeting room along with twelve individually decorated guest rooms, each named after a winning yacht from America's Cup history. The inviting living room pays tribute to Sweden's 1992 America's Cup challenger, Tre Kronor.
Overview
- Private villa with 12 guest rooms and accommodations for up to 14 guests
- 450 square meters
- Dining room/conference room for up to 14 guests
- Library with fireplace
- Access to the hotel's spa, pool, sauna, and gym
- Complimentary Wi-Fi
- Air conditioning
- Flat-screen TV
- Spacious terrace
Our rooms in JC Stevens
Enterprise
Enterprise claimed victory over the British challenger Shamrock V in the 1930 America's Cup. After its historic win, the yacht was retired from competition.
Mayflower
In 1886, Mayflower defeated the British yacht Galatea to win the America's Cup. Designed by Edward Burgess, the yacht became one of the great champions of its era.
America
The yacht America won the Hundred Guineas Cup in 1851, giving the world's most prestigious sailing competition its name: America's Cup.
Puritan
Winner of the 1885 America's Cup, Puritan introduced an innovative yacht design that helped shape the future of competitive sailing.
Colombia
Columbia successfully defended the America's Cup in both 1899 and 1901, becoming one of the competition's most celebrated yachts.
Ranger
With a decisive 4 to 0 victory in 1937, Ranger became the last winning yacht built to the legendary J-Class design.
Constellation
Constellation secured the 1964 America's Cup after defeating the British challenger Sovereign in a commanding series.
Australia
The revolutionary Australia II ended 132 years of American dominance when it captured the America's Cup in 1983.
Defender
Built using groundbreaking aluminum components, Defender went on to win the 1895 America's Cup.
Courageous
Built entirely of aluminum, Courageous successfully defended the America's Cup in both 1974 and 1977.
Freedom
In 1980, Freedom successfully defended the America's Cup, just three years before Australia II ended the longest winning streak in the competition's history.
Black Magic
In 1995, New Zealand's Black Magic claimed victory in the America's Cup and became one of the most iconic yachts in modern sailing.
The history of the house
Villa JC Stevens tells the story of Tre Kronor, Sweden's America's Cup challenger, which was planned and designed here in 1992. Today, the villa pays tribute to John Cox Stevens, the American yachtsman whose yacht America gave the world's most prestigious sailing competition its name after winning the Hundred Guineas Cup in 1851.
It would be nearly 150 years before another nation claimed the trophy from the Americans. Each room in the villa is named after a winning America's Cup yacht, celebrating the rich history of the competition.
Our beautiful villa on Stenungsön comfortably accommodates families, groups of friends, and conference groups looking for privacy, comfort, and an exclusive setting.
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Contact
- Phone 46 (0)303-72 68 00
- Email hello@stenungsbaden.se
- Address Södra Stenungsön 444 48 Stenungsund
