Seascape Villa 3075

Rare is the Bali villa that offers direct access onto the beach from its pool terrace, as well as fabulous ocean views from nearly every room. The sublime Villa 3075 dazzles on a crescent of bleached-white sand on Nusa Lembongan, a small island just half an hour’s boat ride from Sanur.

Stunning indoor and outdoor living space, a media room that can be set up as a fifth bedroom and five-star service including a full-time chef is sure to attract a devoted following for this tropical beach haven — a perfect escape for families or groups of friends

Villa Layout

• Villa’s double-height living room, media room and three guest bedrooms occupy a contemporary two-storey ocean-facing building.
• The fourth guest bedroom is housed on the upper floor of the Garden Cottage, a separate building to the rear of the main house.
• The service kitchen is situated on the ground floor of the Garden Cottage.
• From the entrance, steps across a courtyard pond lead directly into the living space with open-plan guest kitchen to the left, ground-level bedroom suite and guest cloakroom to the right and, down a few steps, the main living room.
• This opens onto a dining terrace, beyond which is the swimming pool, sun terrace, pool bar and beach edge seating around a fire-pit.
• Off the living area is the media room, which can be set up as a fifth bedroom with attached bathroom.
• Two further guest bedrooms flank the upper level, linked by an aerial bridge that also gives access to the netting-floored mezzanine above the entrance and kitchen area.

The Villas

• Living room
  • Cooled by ceiling fans and the sea breeze, Villa Seascape’s soaring double-height living room is the villa’s social heart.
  • This impressive split-level space is designed with easy entertaining in mind.
  • Glass doors fold back fully onto a double-height terrace where a dining table comfortably seating ten commands pool and ocean views. Within, clusters of contemporary modular sofas and woven rattan ottomans invite both sparkling conversation and quiet repose.
  • The beautifully designed kitchen, with distinctive wedge-shaped island counter is slightly elevated and lightly screened behind columns of distinctive ceramic lamps.
  • While it gives guests the convenience of a fridge, hob and coffee machine, the chef prepares meals in the staff kitchen behind the main villa building.
• Media room
  • Massive bamboo-plaited doors to one side of the living room fold back fully to reveal the media room, where an enormous circular mattress piled high with cushions sits on the polished concrete floor facing a 260cm retractable projector screen.
  • Midnight blue cinema-style blackout curtains mean you can watch a movie here any time of the day without the tropical sunlight intruding.
  • To one side are pool-and-ocean views through sliding doors that open onto the terrace.
  • Opposite, mirrored doors open onto a huge semi-open bathroom with walls of mirror and coloured terrazzo, statement blue terrazzo tub with rain shower above, and an alfresco shower in the courtyard.
  • The media room can also be set up as a fifth bedroom if necessary.
• Mezzanine "hammock"
  • Accessed from the aerial walkway above the living area is a netting-floored mezzanine suspended like a huge hammock above the guest kitchen.
  • This is the perfect spot for kids (and adventurous adults) to curl up on a pile of cushions and enjoy a good book or movie (there’s a wall-mounted 52-inch TV with satellite channels and DVD player at one end), while keeping an eye on activities in the living area below
• Poolside entertainment terrace
  • This stunningly designed poolside space spills out beyond the dining terrace towards the spectacular 15-metre swimming pool.
  • On one side, over-sized beanbags rest on the pebble-stone deck in front of a cushioned bench built into a gracefully curved coral wall.
  • Across the pool is the pool bar where an elongated island of polished concrete and aqua-coloured timber stretches out under a sail awning, providing an outdoor kitchen and a sit-up bar counter for alfresco meals.

Bedrooms

• Garden Cottage Guest Suite
  • On the upper floor of the Garden Cottage, a super-king bed rests under a romantic white-crepe-tented ceiling before a wall of mirror that enhances the sense of space.
  • Opposite, a comfortably upholstered sofa faces a 52-inch wall-mounted TV with satellite channels and DVD player; draw the gauze curtains to conceal it if you prefer.
  • Lofty double doors of plaited bamboo slide back to reveal the open-sided, bamboo-screened bathroom with celadon porcelain basins and, behind curtains of hanging beads, the large shower enclosure
• Cloud Guest Suite
  • This bedroom is on the ground floor of the main house and delivers stunning pool-and-sea views from its king-size bed as well as from the terrace beyond a wall of bi-fold doors. Equally dazzling is the air-conditioned bathroom with its bathtub scooped out on one side of a terrazzo island, double basins decorated with stars, multi-hued terrazzo walls, indoor shower, and private garden courtyard with alfresco shower.
• Boat Guest Suite
  • A surprising feature dominates this upper-floor guest suite: the statement sea-view bathtub set into a zen-style teak-wood platform behind the king-size bed. The view is even better from the private sun-trap balcony with neon-pink chairs.
  • A pair of stylish bamboo chairs provides a space to sit and change in comfort within the bathroom, where blue and white basins sit on a terrazzo vanity facing trees through a bamboo screen, and beaded curtains camouflage the walk-in rain-shower.
• Triple bed room
  • Ideal for kids or sharers, this second upper-floor bedroom suite has three single beds, two of which can be joined to make a double, and one of which can be used as a sofa.
  • Two rope ottomans sit on the polished concrete floor that flows past floor-to-ceiling bi-fold doors onto a balcony furnished with a double chair facing the magnificent ocean vista.
  • The bathroom continues the sea theme, with colourful twin sinks, a circular terrazzo bathtub and separate shower enclosure hidden behind a curtain of beads.
• Media Room
  • Ground floor, air-conditioned with 3m circular mattress.
  • Equipped with a projector with 260cm x 105cm retractable screen, sound bar, and digital movie library.
  • Semi-open ensuite bathroom, walls of mirror,  terrazzo tub with rain shower, alfresco shower in the courtyard and twin basins.

Quick Facts

• Location:   Nusa Lembongan, Bali, Indonesia.
• Capacity:  11 people (5 ensuite air-conditioned bedrooms: 3 with king beds; 1 with 3 single beds, 2 of which can be converted to a king bed and media room with 3m round mattress is set up as the fifth bedroom).
• Living Areas: Double-height fan-cooled living area;media room; dining terrace with table for 10;poolside entertainment terrace/bar.
• Pool: 15 x 4.9m (including a 1.8m wide shallow children’s wading area running the full length of the pool). Depth between1.2 and 1.5m.
• Staff:  Villa manager; private chef; butler; housekeeping; gardener; maintenance and security.
• Dining:   A wide variety of Western and Asian dishes from a reasonably priced menu. Vegetarian and special diets can be accommodated upon request.
• Facilities: WiFi internet access; Home theatre system in media room with 260cm x 105cm retractable projector screen with internet connection and extensive digital movie library; two-zone NID music system with Bose speakers in the living room and the pool bar; 52-inch satellite TV and DVD player in the mezzanine; 52-inch satellite TV and DVD player in the master suite. iPod dock in living room. Wine fridge; gas barbecue; safety deposit boxes in each bedroom; Aero water filtration system; full back-up diesel powered generator
• Property area: 572sqm (villa); 1,468sqm (land).
• Transportation: Villa guests arrive via the Sanur-to-Nusa Lembongan ferries which run regularly through the day. Guests arriving in Sanur later than 5pm will require overnight accommodation on mainland Bali as crossings are not recommended at night. Your villa manager can help with ferry bookings (on guest account). Once on-island, a pick-up truck (seats 10 passengers) and driver can be arranged if necessary; this is standard transport on Nusa Lembongan. The villa staff can also arrange motorcycle, buggy or bicycle rental for guests.

Things To Do

• Clamber across the rocks to Devil’s Tear, a craggy limestone outcrop on the southern tip of Sandy Bay; on a clear day, you can see Bali’s sacred mountain.
• Head for Dream Beach, a 10-minute walk southwards along the cliff path, for a swim in a cove of shallow sloping sand, followed by lunch at Café Pandan, set on the cliff top above the beach.
• Let our manager book a jukung, a colourfully painted traditional fishing outrigger, so you can cruise the coastline, visit quiet beaches and enjoy a spot of snorkelling.
• Visit the deserted beaches and blue lagoons of Nusa Lembongan’s tiny neighbour, Nusa Ceningan, linked by the Yellow Bridge.
• Adrenaline junkies, visit Mahana Point on Nusa Ceningan, and hurl yourself off the cliff top into the sea! Or order a cold Bintang beer from the café and watch the surfers cresting huge rollers below.
• Take a leisurely tour of the island visiting temples, mangroves, beaches and the villages of Lembongan and Jungutbatu. Ask our manager to organise bicycles, scooters or a beach buggy for you.
• Pop over to the Beach Club at Sandy Bay for an evening cocktail and barbecue of fresh fish and meats.
• Visit the Underground House in Lembongan Village, a labyrinth of caves excavated from the limestone rock by local farmer and priest Made Biasa using only a hammer, chisel – and 15 years patience and hard work.
• Climb the steps to Pura Puncak Sari, a sacred hilltop temple which commands fabulous views over the neighboring islands and Bali’s east coast.
• Wilder neighbour, Nusa Penida
  
  • Don’t miss the spectacular natural rock arch over the turquoise waters of Broken Beach (Pasih Uug)
  • Angel’s Billabong (Kolam Para Bidadari) is a natural infinity pool of crystal clear river water flowing into the sea, framed by craggy rocks and cliffs overlooking the ocean. Take a dip with the angels and enjoy the stunning scenery.
  • Watch out as waves hit the rocks and send great plumes of water into the sky at Smoky Beach (Pasih Andus) – just the place for a refreshing shower!
  • Take your mask and snorkel to Crystal Bay (Surganya Pecinta) where the water is clear, the waves are calm and beautiful clusters of coral – home to colourful tropical fish – are waiting to be discovered
  • It’s a long steep climb down to the white sands and crystal-clear waters of Kelingking Beach, but even if you just visit to take photos of the unique T-Rex-shaped cliff formation from the top, your trip will be worth it.
  • Nusa Penida is a wonderful destination for divers. get up close and personal with magnificent Manta rays at the eponymously named Manta Point or, from late July to November, Mola-Mola, huge oceanic sunfish

Distances

• Sandy Beach Club 0.10 km
• Devil's Tears 0.50 km
• Dream Beach 0.70 km
• Goa Gala 1 km
• Mushroom Bay 1.30 km
• Goa Gala (cave house) 1.60 km
• Bukit Panorama 2 km
• Nusa Ceningan Island 3 km
• Mangrove Forest 7 km