The first house
Villa Jasmine
Entered beneath a garlanded Ganesha, Jasmine is the quiet heart of the sanctuary — a pavilion of white linen, still water, and night-blooming scent.
2 guests · 1 bedroom · Private pool
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A sanctuary in the rice
Four private houses in the hills north of Ubud.
We built this place to be quiet — somewhere to slow down, swim before the heat, and let the days feel easy. Wake to birdsong, take coffee by the pool, and let Bali set the peace. There is nowhere you need to be.
Our story
Two pavilions
Villa Lotus
Twin alang-alang roofs, a dark-wood deck, rattan in the shade. Lotus sits low to the paddies — a house of still water and measured light.
2 guests · 1 bedroom · Private pool
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Garden rooms
Villa Lily
Carved timber, a wash of warm gold, a bathtub open to the sky. Lily is the garden house — shaded, scented, and close to the earth.
2 guests · 1 bedroom · Private pool
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Above the paddies
Villa Edelweiss
Two bedrooms, a long teak deck, and water held at the edge of the rice. Edelweiss is the villa that leans into the land — room enough for four.
4 guests · 2 bedrooms · Private pool
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Tegalalang
The cultural heart of Bali, a little further up the hill.
You are in Tegalalang, in the hills just north of Ubud — a town of painters, carvers, dancers and healers, surrounded by rice and river valleys. The terraces at the door are farmed by Subak, a thousand-year sharing of water. UNESCO named it a World Heritage. Those green steps were not made for photographs. They were made for balance.
Getting here
In-villa
The spa comes to you. So does breakfast. So does the quiet.
Signature massage, a milk bath under alang-alang, a private car at dawn for Batur. All of it arranged from the house.
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Each villa is reserved as a whole house.
Reservations are held on Booking.com. For longer stays, celebrations, or anything the listing cannot answer, write to us.