The
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is designed by Balinese architect Ir. Ida Bagus Wiadnyana according
to ancient traditions with the correct alignments toward the Holy Mountain………
Traditional materials are used throughout to harmonize with the environment – alang
alang thatched roofing, hand-made terracotta floor-tiles, stone and marble,
all crafted by local artists. The house is cooled by fans and natural
cross breezes over water gardens.
Entry is via the traditional Balinese gate-way protected by stone guardians
and along a garden path through tranquil lotus and water-lily filled
fish ponds. Antique Javanese doors open onto the main living area with
its soaring alang alang roof and spectacular views from the open terrace.
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Bedrooms

Antique Javanese doors open from the living area to three bedrooms.
The main bedroom contains a queen-sized bed made from old teak wood and
an antique Javanese batik table. A dressing room leads to the marble
bathroom and outdoor garden shower.
The second bedroom has an antique
Javanese queen-sized bed while the third contains two single beds.
A large terrazzo and marble bathroom with a deep tub, outdoor shower
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3 nights was just not enough. After countless visits to Bali, we feel we have found a very special place - magical views, beautiful staff and village. We will definitely be back for a much longer stay in paradise.
Steve, Kerry, John & Pip
Perth, Australia 2009
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Lower Level

Stairs lead down to the open dining-area, with views across the lush
valley. The dining table is constructed from sections of an antique Javanese
house and comfortably seats up to 10. The kitchen has granite bench-tops
and is well equipped with a refrigerator, oven, gas cook-top and modern
appliances and utensils.
Antique Javanese doors lead to the fourth bedroom which contains a queen-sized
bed and a marble/terrazzo en-suite. Sliding glass doors open onto the
terrace.
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12 wonderful days in this beautiful Villa, great architecture, furniture, objects and what friendly staff, always smiling and helpful. We found peace and harmony.
Tahiti August 2008
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Bottom Level

Steps lead down to the sun-deck and the infinity edge swimming pool
with its stunning backdrop of tropical forest.
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Furnishings

The house contains many unique pieces of antique furniture from Java
and Lombok and is decorated with traditional weavings, carvings,
statues and antique shadow
puppets. There is a television, CD player, VCR, DVD and a small collection
of CD’S and books.
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