Sira Beach House 3065

Villa 3065 is an idyllic beachfront villa in Lombok set on six acres of beautiful coconut groves bordering the white sands and crystal clear waters of the Sira Peninsula on the island’s north west coast.

Anticipation builds as you travel the winding road along Lombok’s north-west coast, through tiny villages and past quiet beaches lapped by the bluest of seas. Bali’s mountains rise up from the horizon and the gorgeous Gili Islands lie just off shore

Handsome, traditionally crafted pavilions, including six delightful ensuite bedrooms, provide space and luxury for families and groups of friends looking for a perfect tropical island escape. With an 18-metre private pool and tennis court, elegant dining and living space and a welcoming staff to tend to every need, an unforgettable holiday is guaranteed.

Villa Layout

• Sira Beach House exudes space, with nine thatched pavilions scattered among five acres of beachfront coconut groves. Through the villa’s private entrance gate is a large parking area, beyond which lie the living and dining pavilions, the chill-out room and the garden pavilion bedrooms.  To the left of the entrance is the tennis court, in front of which are the beach pavilion bedrooms.
• Paths through the coconut grove lead to the master bedroom suite and accompanying twin bedroom suite and, almost at the sea’s edge, is the 18-metre pool with its deck, relaxation balé and shower room.

Living areas

• The open-sided, thatch-roofed pavilions at Sira Beach House offer a delightful indoor—outdoor living experience that sets the scene for a blissful beachside holiday.
• The elegant furnishings in the sitting room are of rattan, wood and locally crafted textiles that perfectly complement their natural surroundings. Hanging from the vaulted ceiling are magnificent custom-made pendant lights that give a nod to one of Lombok’s most famous crafts – basketware.  Discreet lighting hidden at the base of the sloped ceiling creates a magical effect as night falls. Glass lanterns and ancient tribal artefacts inject atmosphere and a sense of place.
• In a stand-alone pavilion close to the villa entrance is the ‘chill-out’ media room complete with comfy seating, satellite TV, book library and projector screen. This room can be opened to the tropical sea breeze for daytime relaxation or cooled down with air-conditioning for a fun movie night.

Bedrooms

• Master bedroom
  • Set almost on the sands of Sira Beach, the villa’s master bedroom has beautiful views across the Lombok Straits.  These views can be enjoyed right from the king-size four-poster bed or from the terrace. The master suite has a small library area to one side, which can be set up with a child’s cot or single bed.  To the other side of the room is a walk-in dressing room and a large ensuite bathroom with a freestanding stone tub, twin basins and a romantic outdoor shower.
• Twin bedroom
  • Next to the master suite, creating an ideal family enclave, is a twin bedroom furnished with two large four-poster beds fashioned from bamboo. Screens slide back on two sides of this room to reveal the garden views and a private deck.  The ensuite bathroom features a walk-in closet and has both outdoor and indoor areas.
• Green Pavilion bedrooms
  • These two bedrooms are situated close to the living pavilion overlooking the coconut grove to the side of the villa. Accessed via a private courtyard garden, both rooms feature sitting areas furnished with sofas that can be converted to single beds. These bright king-bedded rooms are adorned with vibrant textiles and carved antique chests.  The ensuite bathrooms are fitted with freestanding stone tubs and outdoor showers.
• Beach Pavilion bedrooms
  • Screens at the front of the two beach pavilion bedrooms open onto a wide timber deck with fabulous views through the coconut palms to the beach.  King-size bamboo beds form the rooms’ centrepieces and elegant rattan daybeds encourage time with a good book, cooled by the sea breeze. Antique kimonos and Indonesian textiles decorate the walls. In the bathrooms are freestanding stone tubs and built in dressing tables, as well as indoor/outdoor showers that open to a private garden area.

Quick Facts

• Capacity: 12 people (6 ensuite bedrooms: 5 king-size and 1 twin room). 2 extra single beds are available in the garden view bedrooms plus 2 more extra beds all at extra charge.
• Living areas: Living pavilion; dining pavilion with table for 14; ‘floating’ dining balé; media chill-out room; poolside balé; equipped kitchen
• Pool: Length 18m x width 12.6m x depth 1.4m
• Staff: A team of staff, including a villa manager; private chef; housekeepers; butlers; security; maintenance; gardeners and driver.
• Dining: Extensive menu of international, local and Asian dishes. Requests accommodated (including special diets). Grocery cost is charged 20% handling fee which is subject to service and tax at the prevailing rate.
• Facilities: WiFi, Satellite channel TV; books; games; pool toys, beach toys. Tennis court and equipment; Croquet pitch; 3 Canoes; 8 bicycles. Baby cots; high chairs; car booster seats; kids Netflix, books, games, pool toys, crockery, Life Jacket and cutlery; play mats and play pen. Barbecue; safety deposit box; first aid kit; generator
• Property area: 2.1 hectares

Things To Do

• Play a round of golf at the neighbouring Kosaido Lombok Golf Country Course – a serene 18-hole championship course with dramatic views of Mount Rinjani.
• Go scuba diving or snorkelling in the crystal aquamarine waters of the Gili Islands, famed for their many sea turtles, or simply laze in a hammock on the white sandy beaches of Gili Trawangan, Meno or Air. Boats to the islands are easily organised.
• If you are on for a challenge and have three days to spare, trek to the rim of Mount Rinjani, Lombok’s revered volcano. Alternatively, a daytrip to the waterfalls in the surrounding national park is well worthwhile and a good guide can be arranged if you want to venture off the beaten track.
• Pamper yourself with an in-villa massage or spa treatment
• Go on a souvenir shopping spree to Lombok’s pottery, weaving and basketware villages, or visit Sweta’s Bertais market which sells pretty much everything made on the island.
• For loose pearls and pearl jewellery, visit one of the specialist retail outlets in Sekarbela near Mataram
• Learn about Lombok’s cultural heritage on a visit to a traditional Sasak tribal village.
• Horse carts, known as cidomo can be rented from the local village. Early morning visits to the market also provide a fascinating insight into the daily life of the region.

Distances

• Kosaido Golf Course 1.50 km
• Hotel Tugu 2 km
• Bangsal Harbour 5 km
• Tanjung 14.70 km
• Senggigi 27.30 km
• Mataram 32 km
• Banyumulek (pottery) 40 km
• Senaru Waterfall 59 km
• Lombok International Airport 65 km