Villa Om

Villa Om

Bali Villa Om  (Two Bedroom Villa) is a peaceful oasis hidden in the heart of the Oberoi area on Bali’s south-western coast; twenty five minutes’ drive from the airport, and convenient for all of the main shops, tourist attractions and vibrant nightspots. The villa is just a few minutes walk from a wide choice of internationally acclaimed restaurants, such as the famous KuDéTa and La Lucciola, and only 300 meters from the magnificent Seminyak beach, renowned for its world-class surf breaks, panoramic coastline views and legendary sunsets.

The colonial style Villa Om boasts a 10-meter lap pool with a large, private walled tropical garden, and is unusually spacious for a two-bedroom property. It has been lovingly furnished with Indonesian antiques, designer fabrics and local artifacts, as the owner is an interior designer, by profession. Cooled by gentle ocean breezes and ceiling fans, the sizeable open-air fully equipped kitchen, living and dining areas have been designed to maximize the garden frontage. The air-conditioned downstairs bedroom features a warm timber floor and a four poster bed swathed in muslin drapes, together with a satellite TV and DVD player. Antique stained glass doors lead into a spacious en-suite garden bathroom with a powerful rain shower and an enchanting rainforest garden.

A wooden staircase leads up to the double air-conditioned master bedroom, which covers the whole upstairs floor. This romantic bedroom is furnished with a canopied four poster bed, a desk with Broadband Internet access, a raised platform creating a cozy Satellite TV/DVD lounge area, en-suite open-air bathroom, complete with rain shower and bathtub, and a splendid verandah-style balcony running the length of the front wall, overlooking the garden.

The garden is perfect for small functions, and is characterised by smooth flat lawns, lush palms, frangipani trees, lotus tubs, serene Buddha statues and a flame tree. The swimming pool is bordered by white Palimanan stone and lined with green Java stone; top-of-the-range sunloungers rest on one side and are shaded by an Oriental umbrella. A relaxation pavilion known as a ‘Balé Bengong’ completes the picture.