subject: Kate Moss Searches For New Luxury Pad In Jamaica [print this page] Party goers Kate Moss and Sadie Frost have reportedly been house hunting in Jamaica after the two friends jetted off to the Caribbean island last Friday with their two girls.
Supermodel, Kate, is said to be looking to invest in a luxury property on the tropical island and her best friend Sadie and their two daughters headed off to their girls-only Jamaica holidays for some sun, sand and sea.
The 37-year-old recently splashed out on an 8 million home in Highgate, London despite not yet having sold her 7 million house in Maida Vale.
Money appears to be no object for this model and she took her daughter Lila Grace, 46-year-old Sadie, and Sadie daughter Iris to stay at one of the most luxurious Jamaica hotels.
An insider said: "Kate is staying in an incredible villa overlooking the sea. It has two butlers, two chefs, a housekeeper, a chauffeur, a live-in masseuse and a yoga teacher ""but now Kate wants to have her own place.
"She thinks it's a good idea to spend money investing in a property for next time and is encouraging Sadie to invest too.
Kate left her new husband behind as she went on a half-term break with the girls.
The source added: Sadie's daughter Iris, who is ten, and Lila Grace are the best of friends. It will be a very girlie adventure for half-term.
"If Kate buys a place with Sadie it would be the ultimate party palace."
Kate is no stranger to taking Jamaica holidays and she previously enjoyed a break at the exclusive Jakes Hotel on Treasure Beach on the north side of the island.
Jamaica is one of the most popular destinations for tourists taking Caribbean holidays and the tropical island offers pristine white sand beaches, turquoise sparkling ocean, rolling green hills, waterfalls and mountains.
During holidays to Jamaica, travellers can explore the natural wonders of the island including Dunn's River Falls in Ocho Rios, the five-mile-long Doctor's Cave Beach in Montego Bay, botanical gardens and the majestic Blue Mountains, as well as the famous Bob Marley Museum, Kingston Harbour and the historic sugar plantations.
