Set on a generous 1,037 sqm of land just a short walk from Pererenan Beach, this villa brings together sustainable design, everyday comfort, and one of Bali’s most desirable lifestyle locations. Solar panels generate approximately 50% of the property’s electricity (around 16,500 kWh per year), while an advanced filtration system delivers drinkable tap water throughout the home. A rainwater recycling system further reduces water consumption, helping lower operating costs and making the property more efficient to run.
The villa offers more than 400 sqm of well-planned living space surrounded by established tropical gardens. The property includes five spacious ensuite bedrooms, with four located in the main house and a fifth set within a separate Joglo-style guest house. This flexible layout gives family members and guests their own private space while making the property equally well suited for entertaining or holiday rentals.
The villa has been lovingly built and designed for the owner to reside with his family in what was created as their dream home, accessible to everything for all ages, but most importantly built thoughtfully and sustainably. Almost entirely built from ulin and teak wood, with the quality feel of homeliness from these natural materials evident throughout. Handmade copper rainwater gutters add a beautiful, highly considered detail, while traditional lime-plaster walls bring a soft, natural quality to the interiors. These carefully chosen materials and handcrafted elements give the villa a distinctive sense of character and reflect an exceptional level of craftsmanship in the tropics.
Reclaimed natural materials add warmth and character throughout the home, while the practical layout creates comfortable spaces for everyday living. The generous land size provides privacy, open green spaces, and plenty of room to enjoy Bali’s outdoor lifestyle, whether relaxing by the gardens or hosting friends and family.
