Bali Villas : Villa Melati
Published Tuesday, December 27, 2005 by Subandono | E-mail this post
Designed and built by a British architect for his own use, and furnished and decorated by his wife, herself a dealer in Indonesian antiques, the Villa’s style is a synthesis of traditional Balinese architecture, replete with thatched roof, and fittings and amenities of a contemporary nature. Located on the slope of the valley facing west,
Villa Melati features a beautiful landscaped garden, with an abundance of tropical plants. The approach to the house is down a spectacular flight of stone steps. For the return climb a unique private rack-and-pinion lift-way that carries four people is always available when the steps are daunting. A bridge over cascading pools leads to the main house, and beyond, to the inner garden and infinity swimming pool, daringly set on the edge of the property, overlooking the valley. The pool, its spacious terraces, and the small lookout pavilion offer breathtaking views of the river, the rice terraces, and the distant volcanoes.
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