Luxury Villas

Villa Lilibel named after the owner’s daughters Lily and Bella, rests within Seminyak’s “Golden Triangle”, a safe, up-market neighborhood that is home to some of the most exclusive properties on the island. The 5 bedroom villa with two separate TV rooms is within walking distance to the beach and convenient for all of Bali’s main shops and tourist attractions, in addition to a plenitude of lavish spas, chic lounges and vibrant nightspots.

Completed in 2009, located in the Batubelig region of Greater Seminyak, Villa Lega is luxurious without being pretentious; this beachfront villa is styled to be both comfortable and chic. Hidden behind a wall that shields villa guests from prying eyes without taking away from the sea views, the double-storey Villa LeGa is built around a central 12-metre swimming pool, complete with outdoors shower and various water features, which takes up most of the garden space. It boasts five ensuite bedrooms each possessing massive beds and flat screens; they are furnished in a simple, elegant style with just a dash of glamour added with sparkling accents on cushions and throws.

Villa Infinity Bali has a spectacular location bordered by rice terraces and meditative river. It is the only villa in Bali with unobstructed infinity views over rice terraces and mountains. Villa Infinity Bali is hidden away in the charming Balinese village Pererenan that is part of Canggu which is considered the high end living area of Bali! Canggu beach, known as one of the most famous surfing beaches in the world with its legendary sunsets is only one kilometer away from the villa.

Sankara is a Sanskrit word meaning “The beneficent”, “The blissmaker” (sam = happiness, bliss, + kara = maker) Villa Sankara is an exclusive five bedroom beachfront villa perfectly situated on the picturesque Berawa Beach in Canggu well known for its surfing beaches. The villa is a 30 minute drive to the airport and a 15 minute drive to the popular area of Seminyak which features a vast selection of restaurants and bars including Ku De Ta and a large number of upmarket boutiques and spas.

Villa Asli was designed by architects Made Sucipta Rokana and I Nyoman Suganda with a style based on the Javanese “Joglo” style – characteristic of traditional upper class homes in the region of central Java. Joglo-styled structures have a very distinctive exterior form and interior support system.