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Villa on the beach	Let's take a virutal tour of this beach-front villa - one of the best in Bali, Indonesia. We can start with the 3 bedrooms which have been named after plants that are featured in the garden, and then we can move on.	Jepun Room Lotus Room Hibiscus Room Dining Terrace Home Cinema Sitting Room Internet Mezzanine Kitchen Bale Bengong

Jepun or Frangipanni	Jepun Room Jepun, or Frangipanni, is often used in Balinese ceremnonies, and there are several Jepun trees in our garden. This is the master bedroom with lots of space and a walk-in wardrobe or dressing room as well as a large indoor/outdoor bathroom. French doors open onto the terrace facing the pool, so if you choose you can leave the doors wide open at night and listen to the Bali Sea. The mosquito net of the four-poster bed will protect you. Alternatively you can close the doors and set the air-conditioning as required.
Jepun Room from Terrace	Jepun Room - King-Size bed	Jepun Room - outlook to Elephant
Jepun Room - from bathroom		Jepun Room - outlook to pool

	Lotus Room This bedroom is nearly as big as the Jepun Room but has an indoor bathroom that may appeal to some family members more than the outdoor bathrooms. This room also opens to the terrace and pool, and has a four-poster bed with mosquio net. Here again you choose between opening the room to the sounds of the sea - or else use of the air conditioning.

Hibiscus flower	Hibiscus Room Our garden and neighbouring gardens feature the Hibiscus flower. In Indonesia it is known as the shoe flower (bunga sepatu) while in Malaysia, where it is the national flower, it is known as bunga raya. This bedroom has a view to a banana plantation and the hills, and has the same style of indoor-outdoor bathroom as the Jepun Room.
Hibiscus Room - with double bed	Hibiscus Room - looking back from bathroom	Hibiscus Room - from outside

Dining Terrace -seats up to 14	Dining Terrace The dining table seats up to 14, so invite guests and either cook up a dinner, or else order food to be brought from a local restaurant. Then enjoy the positiion by the pool and listen to the waves.
Dining Terrace - flanked by garden	Dining Terrace - beside the pool	Dining Terrace - looking to the Bali Sea

Home Cinema - from above	Home Cinema Choose between the satellite channels or the huge DVD library and then enjoy the large screen and surround sound.
Home Cinema - open, breezy and comfortable	Home Cinema - a few DVDs	Home Cinema

Sitting Room - seen from the garden	Sitting Room The large doors open to a terrace facing the sea and one window looks over the pool, while the other looks towards the lily pond.
Sitting Room in late afternoon		Sitting Room - looking to the pool

Mezzanine - an open loft above the sitting room	Internet Mezzanine This is an executive office with a million dollar view. Check your e-mail and seek inspiration from the view as you compose replies. There is also a small library here so you can check references, browse some of the art books, or select a novel.
Mezzanine - also has a small library	Mezzanine - the deskview	Mezzanine - looking to the foyer
Kitchen - features black granite benches	Kitchen A well equipped kitchen with granite benchtops, a modern gas cooker, a microwave oven, and a huge refridgerator with ice maker.
Kitchen- showing gas stove and refridgerator		Kitchen - glimpsed from the TV area

Bale Benong - beside the pool	Bale Bengong A traditonal Balinese gazebo for relaxation and dreaming is right next to the pool. Itis raised to give a great view of the beach, and sunsets.
Bale Benong - watch beach activities	Bale Bengong - a place to meditate	Bale Bengong - seen from the sitting room
	Vnew Garden It began in the wet season which was late this year (March/April). One downpour turned it into a muddy lake - but that was only for a short time. So it got a flying start with generous watering from the heavens, and even though it is only a few months old - it is developing well. The following images will give you some idea.
Shaped and Tiered Beds	Backdrop of Bali Sea	Grapes are Climbing
Includes lights and a shower	The tall one pre-dates the house	Stepping stones to serenity

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Jepun Room

Lotus Room

Hibiscus Room

Dining Terrace

Home Cinema

Sitting Room

Internet Mezzanine

Kitchen

Bale Bengong

Vnew Garden