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SANUR BALI VILLAS
Stretching along a wide stretch of coastline facing eastward,
Sanur is protected by a shallow reef. Hotels and landscaped gardens face
the ocean and a picturesque beach boulevard stretches the entire length
of Sanur village, offering a pleasant stroll for both visitors and locals
in the early mornings and late afternoons. Water sports are very popular,
both within and beyond the reef, with colourful local fishing boats, known
as jukungs, dotting the shore and horizon. Sanur is situated 25 minutes
drive from Denpasar International Airport.
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1, 2 and 3-bedroom villas, hidden away in the village of Sanur, only
a 10-minute drive away from a white sandy Sanur beach. Each villa
is secluded within a tropical garden highlighted by a personal swimming
pool and sundeck where guests can relax and sunbathe without the unnecessary
disturbances found in a large hotel. The open lounge, dining and kitchen
areas merge harmoniously together to create a sense of spaciousness. |
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privately owned luxury villa situated in the peaceful area of Sanur.
Well known for its quiet, palm-lined beaches, fine restaurant and
shopping, Sanur is the perfect area to experience the ‘real Bali'.
Villa Casis is designed by Balinese architect Ketut Arthana using
the best materials and to the highest specification. Built on 800sqm
and only a 200 metre stroll to the beach, this prestigious property
offers a new level of luxury to private villas. |
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Leha-Leha takes its name from the Javanese word for peace, day-dreaming,
relaxing, or being empty-minded while lying prostrate and gazing at
the sky. It's an appropriate title for this enchanting four bedroom
retreat, complete with swimming pool and plunge pools, nestled on
the edge of a steep sided valley through which Bali's sacred Ayung
River wends it way on the final stage of its journey to the sea. |
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gangsa – an all villa property located in the revered priestly
village of Sanur where guests will discover the harmony of balinese
living. for centuries the balinese have lived in family compounds
throughout the island on parcels of land that are symbolic of their
heritage and status within society. traditional balinese architecture
implies that everything has a proper and proportionate space –
a place to eat, a place to sleep and a place to relax. |
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