The property was designed by acclaimed architect Glenn Parker, and the gardens created by the famous landscape architect Made Wijaya. Complemented by flat green lawns, courtyards, terraces and a serene water garden, and lovingly furnished by its Jakarta-based owners, the villa is composed of a series of pavilions, including the main residence, two guest pavilions, dining pavilion, family pavilion, Wantilan Lounge and Bale Bundar, most of which have adjoining verandahs or terraces.

The Wantilan lounge, another open pavilion for resting, chilling out with a book perhaps, and enjoying the tranquility. Measuring eight by eight meters, this breezy square pavilion has a raised wooden floor and is scattered with cushions. A state of the art Bose sound sytem has been installed to enhance further enjoyment of the space.

The layout of the property utilities and divides space, maximizing the cliff top frontage. The Family Room is an open pavilion featuring wooden pillars with Palimanan stone plinths, a marble floor and a wrap around terrace. A teak staircase leads up to the luxurious master suite. The high-ceilinged, air-conditioned bedroom adheres to the attractive theme of warm timber floors blended with fresh cream walls, hand-carved teak furniture including a large TV cabinet, and billowing white drapes canopying the four-poster king size bed. A precious feature is the large wrap-around wooden balcony accessed by glass doors in the coast-facing wall of the room. The rhythmic crashing of the waves is both thrilling and soothing. The en-suite bathroom is linked by a very spacious dressing room complete with fitted wardrobes and enhanced by an abundance of natural light. The sizable bathroom is equally grand, featuring ‘his and hers’ washbasins and an oval bathtub housed in a timber surround

Immediately adjacent to the family room is the impressive dining room. This self-contained building offers a choice of two very different dining experiences. The interior is furnished with a majestic dining table and chairs, providing a somewhat formal, air-conditioned dining facility for up to twelve persons. The glorious view is preserved by the tall french windows that can, of course, be opened to allow the cool breezes to permeate. These glass doors lead out onto a raised wooden deck furnished with two smaller tables for the purpose of more casual, alfresco dining. Every need has been considered and another toilet is situated at the back of the building.

Newly completed in October 2006, privately owned Villa Aliagung is located on the Bukit (hill) on the Southern peninsula and offers breath-taking views of the ocean, Bali and the mountains. It’s a perfect hideaway for those enjoying space, comfort and privacy. The location is less than 10 minutes South of Jimbaran beach usually guarantees sunny days even when it’s raining in the rest of Bali, and it offers easy access to all parts of the island. A drive of about 15 minutes takes you to the famous Uluwatu Temple, to Bali’s most challenging surf breaks and to beautiful “secret” beaches. Nusa Dua with most of Bali’s international 5-star hotels, the “Galleria Shopping Center” and the “Bali Golf & Country Club” as well as the international airport can be also reached within 15 or 20 minutes. It’s around 25 minutes to Kuta with its great variety of shops, restaurants and night life, and about 30 to 40 minutes to Sanur’s hotels, restaurants and shops.

Description

Villa AliAgung was designed by internationally acclaimed Balinese architect Popo Danes. The architect has been honored with numerous awards for his efforts in enriching Balinese contemporary architecture and preserving the heritage of both Bali and Indonesia. He has projects located throughout the Indonesian archipelago; in Malaysia; Thailand; the United States; and India. He is known for his sensitivity to nature, the environment and the culture within which he is working.

The interiors were designed by Roland Adams. The architecture and designs incorporates the amazing view and give you the feel of an elegant, comfortable and very spacious family home. The rooms fill with light through the large glass windows and doors, the colors are kept in elegant and soothing creams and hues of warm natural browns which is reflected in the materials used natural marble and woods and natural decorative objects selected by Roland Adams.

The double story main building offers 2 double bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms and the twin bedroom, the “children’s room” which also has its own en-suite bathroom with shower. The lower level incorporates one master bedroom with walk in dressing room, en-suite bathroom, antiques style writing desk and wonderful views. There is the lower level lunge with comfortable sofas and a large flat screen TV, dining area for seating 8 guests adjacent to an open modern style spacious kitchen.

The lounge area sofas are positioned so that one can enjoy again the full sweeping views over the swimming pool. The lounge area large glass sling doors open up to a white Palimanan Stone pool deck extended by a unique infinity pool which is perched over the hill as if you were floating in the sky.

The upper levels has the other master bedroom, it’s private lounge area, a separate smaller dining table and the children’s room. There are large glass windows all facing towards the ocean.
The separate guest house has it’s own lower level open plan living area and powder room.
A candle lined staircase leads you to the double bedroom, elegant bathroom and balcony.

The layout and generous proportions of Villa Ali Agung allows for much privacy and the villa is ideal if 2 families wish to share this spacious villa.