Babar

Description

A fabulous villa which presenting ultimate privacy and absolute luxury for those who want to get rid over their hectic life through coming to Bali, Babar is what you seek for a magnificent retreat complete with fabulous nature, luxury accommodation and facilities along with professional services ensure your stay in Babar as an unforgettable holiday ever. Resting upon a headland beside a deserted beach on Bali west coast, this villa could give access to you to a breathtaking 360 degree of view over the mountains, rice fields and the Indian Ocean, everything is here in this spectacular six-bedrooms hideaway.

Accommodation & Facilities

Barbar is a two-storey building characterized by white Yogya stone-walls, cream terrazzo tiled floors, lime washed timbers and a colonnaded walkway. There is also a single-storey guest wing which is linked to the main building. Barbar is build using modern and minimalist concept whilst cleverly blending sophisticated elegance with the ambience of the setting. It genuinely reveals comfort and simplicity, while the interiors unobtrusively introduce natural materials, fabrics, and colours. Respectively, Barbar offer you with six luxurious bedrooms each carrying differ name and characterization. All bedroom in Babar has access to witnessing the impressive natural view that become the proud of this villa, whether it over the mountains, rice fields, garden, ocean and moreover, much for your delight is all direction panoramic vista for master bedroom.

Babar is what the master bedroom called. It characterized with the glass doors on two sides, enabling access from both sides of the building. This master bedroom is furnished with a King-size bed as it fitted with a deep mattress on a base of antique ironwood planks. There is also hanging space, a fitted sideboard, and a desk next to a wide window, overlooking the rice fields and Mt Batukau. More the guest can get from this master bedroom is a broad sunny terrace at the front of this room, offering wonderful views of the coastline and the night sky. The en-suite bathroom in the other hand is also accessed through a glass doors, giving over light and airy atmosphere for your bathing experience. It is long and spacious, with picture windows positioned on three sides to maximize the stunning views. The bathroom is fitted with double washbasins, mirrors, a toilet, and double rain showers.

The remaining rooms is the guestroom, one of them located upstairs and overlooking the ocean is The Toraja. The room also featuring a king-size bed and is oriented towards the sea. Toraja also furnished with stone pebble lamps, artefact from Toraja in Sulawesi, and a dressing area and hanging space behind the bed. The adjoining sunny, open-air bathroom is bordered by Yogya stone walls for privacy, yet still offers views of the ricefields and mountains. It is fitted with a bathtub for two in a cream terrazzo surround, twin washbasins, a large wall mirror and a toilet. There is also a raindrop shower open to the sky, complete with a handheld shower.

Second is called The Asmat. This guestroom is located on the ground floor and the same with The Toraja is facing the ocean. With glass doors on its three sides The Asmat also give access to the pretty corner of the garden with collection of stone statues from Sumba. Inside, the room is furnished with a king-size bed, coffee wood lamps and a shelf and storage unit immediately behind the bed. The adjoining garden bathroom is fitted with a bathtub for two with a huge, cream terrazzo surround, twin ceramic washbasins, a walk-in raindrop shower with the additional provision of a handheld shower, carved wall mirrors and a toilet hidden behind a low louvre door. The private garden features a small lawn, planted with torch ginger, shrubs and palms.

The Dayak guestroom is a spacious family room on the upper floor facing the ocean. It furnished with two king-size beds and features hanging and storage space, and two sets of sliding glass doors at the front. Befitting it’s title, this room is decorated with artifact from the Borneo's legendary headhunters, the Dayak tribesmen, who inhabit Kalimantan's deep interior highlands. The ensuite bathroom appear with same design and facilities like that adjoining the Toraja guestroom.

Move further to the next room in Babar, here it is The Agung and The Ganesha. These two guestrooms are located in the single-storey wing adjacent to the main two-storey building as one is reflecting the other both in facilities and in design of the room. The two also furnished with twin beds that can be pushed together, and features built-in hanging space in one corner and storage shelves behind the bed. Completed the rooms is gardens on two sides of the room that can be accessed through the sliding glass doors. Still about garden, the bathroom of these two rooms arranged carefully to create natural bathing experience as it formed into a pretty garden bathroom. Both are fitted with twin washbasins, a toilet and a raindrop shower that is open to the stars.

Finished elaborating the bedrooms area in Babar furthering the journey to the next site suits the guests’ social gathering area for  chattering or merely relaxing the eyes through enjoying the ocean view together with the fabulous garden and pool in this villa. This open-air living area is completed with a soaring roof and an upper gallery on either side. Ocean breezes keep this welcoming living space delightfully fresh and cool. It is simply furnished with large and comfortable cream sofas, ottomans, and a pair of carved coffee tables from Timor, together with a primitive Timorese wooden statue. A floating Yogya stone staircase leads to the upper floor, and a colourful framed patchwork of painted wood brings a splash of color to the wall.

Unite into one area, the open plan dining and kitchen area can be accessed through its three sides sliding glass door as purposely designed to create a semi alfresco dining experience for its guest but still give the choice of seclusion for the doors to be totally closed. This dining area is completed with a teak dining table and stool seating, as it conveniently could accommodate up to 18 guests. Enjoying dinner in this dining room the guests will be offered with fabulous views of the garden, swimming pool and ocean as rhythmic crashing of the waves on the beach below adding awe and peace atmosphere. Adjacent to this dining area is Villa Babar's immaculate fully equipped kitchen with an imported oven and five-burner hob, a double-door refrigerator, a built-in wine cellar and wine fridge, a cappuccino/espresso machine, a microwave, and everything else that the chef needs in order to prepare delicious meals in accordance with your whims.

As your entertainment preferences and relaxing spaces in Babar, the villa has arrange the Lounge Area and Media Room option for you. The lounge room can be accessed through the living area via antique double doors from Java. This lounge area itself has been furnished with L-shaped segmented sofa, ottomans and a coffee table handcrafted from coffee wood, the room is equipped with a sophisticated Harman/Kardon music system presenting surround sound with seven speakers and a wide choice of music. There is also a billiard table and a selection of books and games to keep you entertained. The Media Room itself is positioned in the single storey wing with mountain and rice filed views pampered your eyes. This spacious home theatre is equipped with a big, flat screen, satellite-channel TV and DVD player, as well as a library of books, DVDs and a computer for guest use with Broadband internet access.

A magnificent villa would not complete without a fabulous garden accompanied it. Carefully arranged, garden in Babar are on all sides of the villa, including the Ganesha garden, and the Sumba garden, which is distinguished by a cluster of enchanting statues from Sumba. The entrance garden showcases an ornamental pond, presided over by a towering Buddha statue. The 27 x 11 meter enticing swimming pool dominates the front garden and a helipad rests to one side. The garden is just footsteps away from the beach on an elevated buff, 13 metres above sea level.
 

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