Featured in architectural magazines, this unique villa provides a secluded oasis in over 2000 m2 of tropical gardens.  Dramatic Javanese and Balinese antique structures have been combined with state-of-the-art technology to create living spaces that wouldn’t look out of place in some of the world’s best five-star villas.

The villa is an example of how architecture can be truly integrated into the natural landscape.  Spacious verandas and elevated structures take advantage of the sea breezes and views from every room. Boasting a gymnasium, spa room, four bedrooms, office/study, separate dining building, two state of the art kitchens, 6 bathrooms and a stunning salt-water pool, the villa design reflects openness, tranquility and a love of nature.

For all its elegance, this exceptional property is a creative, fun and livable home that can be easily converted into a small and luxurious boutique hotel operation.

This property is a tribute to Balinese building traditions with an overlay of contemporary sophistication.

The Details:

Kitchens – feature black Italian granite bench tops and contemporary red gloss cabinetry.  The adjacent gallery kitchen includes beautiful teak cabinetry and granite. Hand crafted timber louvres in both kitchens ensure flow though ventilation.

Appliances – Top of the range appliances that include dishwasher, two ovens and wine refrigerator

Bathrooms – Italian marble floors and Italian granite bench-tops

Antique fixtures – dramatic use of antique Javanese columns (originating from the Royal Palace in Cirebon) and Antique Portugese, Javanese and Balinese doors

Beautiful Antique Stone Carvings feature throughout the villa

Floors – Palimanan and Terrazo inlaid with mother of pearl

Hand crafted ceramic tiles from Artiles add a creative splash

Lighting fixtures – Copper boat lights designed by Paul Turner highlight the alang alang ceilings

Exquisite feature lighting in living room designed by Italian Company D’Lighting

Ceiling Murals- Commissioned hand painted ceiling murals by traditional Balinese artists

Pool – serpentine saltwater 12-meter swimming pool

Extensive use of teak, bangkirai and coconut timbers blend enhance the tropical garden setting

Main living pavilion, includes open plan kitchen, living and dining rooms and additional galley kitchen – all with stunning views across Jimbaran Bay

Separate office/study/library

Main bedroom pavilion with private balcony and tropical garden bathroom

Guest pavilion with two bedrooms, private garden bathrooms and verandas

Fourth bedroom – suite room with Sofa lounge

Spacious walk-in wardrobes in all dressing rooms

Separate Bale for private treetop dining

Secluded Massage room

Staff living area includes two bedrooms, living area and bathroom

Electronic security system with security alarms

Waste water garden – an ecological solution for sewerage and waste water treatment

Two underground water collection tanks – rainwater is channeled down from the flat roof area to the tanks

Manicured tropical gardens set on 2,050 m2

Separate pavilions which have been designed to nestle into the natural contours of the land, are connected by stone pathways and bridges that weave through tropical gardens

Use of Balinese water features and garden art creates a cooling, tropical environment

Low energy light fixtures throughout

Open plan and flow through ventilation take full advantage of sea breezes

A waste water garden is used to  purify all discharge – designed by www.idepfoundation.org/wwg

Two underground water tanks collect rainwater to supplement the mains water supply

Maximization of natural breezes through the use of hand crafted timber louvres

Quiet, secluded area, no through roads or traffic noise

Scenic walks and bike trails across Jimbaran Hill

Close proximity to the coral sand beaches and world-renowned surf breaks of South Bali

and to world class golf courses