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Villa Gajah Putih
Private villas - Bedrooms and Rates - Gallery
5 Bedroom Villa - Villa Gajah Putih Bali is located in Canggu,
just a twenty-minute drive from the greater Kuta/Seminyak area where the
prime dining, shopping, and nightlife in Bali are located. Because of
its slightly out of town setting, it has the double attraction of being
relatively close to everything one might need, while being far enough
away to retain a peaceful rural feel.
The surrounding village is traditional Balinese, and retains large
expanses of pictorial rice fields. This five-bedroom villa and its
immense property has the spectacular attribute of being set directly on
the beach, and the ocean view enhances the enticing attributes of this
prime estate.
The villa consists of one main two-storey building set on a gorgeous
sprawling property, the gardens of which have been maturing for over a
decade. To the left of the building is an immense vegetable garden,
large yard, and tennis court. Between the main structure and the beach
is a swimming pool and indoor sauna set within a manicured lawn strewn
with coconut palms and two relaxation bales. The gated villa entrance
has ample parking and a security post to guard one's interests whilst
ensuring one's safety.
Upon entering the grounds one is led down a wooden walkway past a
large limestone alligator carving and elaborate water ponds. These water
gardens are filled with colourful fish and flowers, and completely
surround the main building. The spacious common living areas of the
villa are floored in marble, and the actual structure is composed of
white stucco ceilings framed by huge ironwood beams supported by
matching columns, making the areas completely open-air.
The first area is the dining room, which boasts a massive teak table
that seats twelve and looks out over the blooming gardens to the ocean.
The fully equipped kitchen is set off to the side of the dining room
and can be reached by way of a small bridge.
The first floor living room features wooden tables, rattan armchairs
and couches situated so as to create two sitting areas. Artwork
collected from around the Indonesian archipelago abounds, enhancing the
exotic atmosphere and creating a rich ambience ideal for thoughtful
repose. The air is permeated with the sounds of crashing waves and the
melodious chirping of tropical birds, which inhabit the flourishing
tropical gardens.

Villa Gajah Putih - Villa Area
Each of the five bedrooms consists of an enclosed air-conditioned room
with its own ensuite bathroom. The floors and ceilings are made of
ironwood, and each of the bedrooms have at least one glass wall
overlooking the ocean-side gardens of the estate. All of the ensuite
bathrooms are floored and walled with caramel marble, and have
screened-windows overlooking the front gardens.
Set off to the right of the living room when walking straight from
the dining area is the first bedroom. The entrance to this bedroom is a
traditional Balinese variegated carved doorway, which opens up to reveal
two queen sized wooden canopy beds with blue cotton bedcovers from
India. Delicate white mosquito nets subtly accented by white flower
patterns are draped from the canopies, and reading lights are tactfully
attached to the supports for convenience.
The beds are separated by a blue Ikat wall hanging and a wooden
bedside table upon which rests a porcelain lamp from Hong Kong. The room
is flanked on one side by glass, which looks out over the living room
and pool table when the white draperies are opened. A rich red Oriental
carpet delightfully compliments the ironwood floors. The rest of the
furniture consists of a modest wood standing wardrobe and a small
writing table with matching chairs.
Within the spacious marble bathroom, a large mask of a meditative
face with closed eyes hangs on the wall behind the double showers,
mounted on square marble pillars. A wooden towel rack and copper
elephant stand sit by the stairs leading into the sunken marble tub
which can be filled for a luxurious bath.
On both sides of the doorway to the second bedroom are two majestic
red lion-like sculptures. Two wooden queen sized beds with red bedcovers
sit on either side of a small table and lamp, behind which is a wall of
windows overlooking the garden. The front windows look out to a lily
pond filled with fish and two fountains in the form of carved stone
tortoises, spouting water from their mouths. Bamboo blinds can be drawn
down in the bedroom for privacy. The décor in this room consists of a
plain wooden wardrobe, a desk, and matching chairs, and is highlighted
by a red and blue Oriental carpet, and two original antique Chinese
paintings to either side of the ironwood door leading to the large robe
and ensuite bathroom.
An imported pool table sits off to the side of the living room near
the ironwood staircase that leads to the second storey. The stairs are
divided by a small landing, over which an arched wood doorframe
tactfully splits the sunlight. Balinese paintings depicting village life
adorn the walls, and a swinging ironwood gate opens up to second floor.
The entire second storey is floored in ironwood, and a timber-lined
cathedral style alang-alang ceiling opens up the space.
To the immediate left of the staircase, one walks past another large
painting and through a set of picturesque carved doors into the first
master bedroom. This sublime room is walled on three sides by sliding
glass windows with white linen drapes that can be drawn for privacy. An
Ikat weaving hangs on the fourth wall between the entrance and the
bathroom doorway.
The entire bedroom is surrounded by a balcony, which overlooks the
front and back gardens, and the vegetable garden to the side. The
tremendous bed sits in the middle of the room with a view of the ocean,
and boasts a finely dyed cotton red and white bedcover made in India in
karma sutra style. Imported Oriental carpets encircle the bed, and an
elaborate Chinese style sofa from Java sits off to the side. The ensuite
bathroom is another symphony of marble and indulgence.
The forth bedroom overlooks the balcony to one side and offers a sea
view to the other. The most notable decoration in this room is the
complex mirrored wall hanging from India. As in the other bedrooms, a
table and matching sitting chairs and a standing wardrobe make up the
rest of the furniture.
The second master bedroom is boasts sliding glass doors overlooking
the ocean open up to expose the elegantly carved canopy bed. The white
bedcover is of handmade Indian lace, matched by the elegant mosquito
net, hand painted in India. A unique Javanese batik wall hanging backs
the bed, and depicts a forest setting with animals grazing.
The upstairs living area consists of one main sitting area
overlooking a tremendous balcony upon which are set two batik-covered
massage tables. Flower boxes filled with fragrant blooming plants
surround the balcony. A tall table is situated behind the sitting area,
upon which a projector can be put, while a large screen can be pulled
down from the ironwood columns framing the scene for movie-viewing. An
attractive Chinese-style canopy day bed with mirrored Indian bedcovers
sits to one side, offering an enticing spot from which to enjoy the
fabulous property and the view it offers its guests.
One can walk out to the actual ground of the property by way of the
first floor living area, past two Chinese sofa beds and three crouching
Buddha statues. The marble floor is traded for a wood-planked walkway,
leading out through the flourishing gardens to the enormous swimming
pool. The pool is surrounded by a wood deck, which supports numerous
lounge chairs and two hammocks. To the side of the swimming pool is an
alluring indoor sauna, completely made of tropical hardwood and roofed
with alang-alang. One way glass ensures privacy while inside, yet
allowing one to look out to the left towards the vegetable garden and
tennis courts, or to the two beachside relaxation bales, ideal for
meditation or yoga.
The gate leading to the beach is next to the bales. The tennis court
is set on a slightly elevated plane near the beach, and the thick
foliage lining the fence tactfully maintaining privacy by sufficiently
obstructing the view of the villa without blocking the ocean view from
the property. The manicured lawn that makes up the majority of the
grounds offers an ideal setting for hosting weddings or large events.
Owing to the owner's love of fine food, the cooks at the villa are
both talented and versatile, offering guests a large choice of
delectable meals to enjoy during their stay. Many of the fresh
ingredients used for cooking are gathered daily from the villa's organic
vegetable and herb garden.
With its old world design and impressive hand selected collection of
Asian antiques and fabrics, Villa Gajah Putih is truly one of Bali's
finest luxury estates.
Villa Gajah Putih Bali is fully serviced by:
A full-time house manager
Oversees and coordinates the staff and property and is available to
assist guests during their stay.
Two cooks
Trained in the preparation of both local and international cuisine. A
menu is provided, and the cook will do all the market shopping.
Six maids
Responsible for housekeeping duties, taking care of your daily
laundry and providing waiter service around the grounds and buildings of
the property.
Two security guards
Their duties are to patrol the grounds and guard the entrance of the
villa from dusk to dawn ensuring your security.
Six gardeners and pool attendants
Tending the garden and the grounds of the villa. They ensure that
the facilities of the villa run smoothly during your visit.
Two waitress
Responsible for dining table set up, provide waiter service and
assist chef with food preparation.
One Driver (only included for booking of full house - 5 bedrooms)
Offers chauffeur service to guests for up to 10 consecutive hours
per day.
Number of Bedroom: 5
District of Bali: Canggu
Total Living Area: 1200 m2
total Area of Grounds: 18,500 m2
Facilities:
- 20 m private swimming pool
- Private entrance gate with private parking spot for 4 cars
- Home Cinema, Satelite TV, VCD-DVD player
- Fully equipped kitchen with modern utensils
- Wedding function, and other kind of parties are available
- Beachfront Access
- 24 hours security guard
- 20 staff including 2 fulltime chefs
- Pool Table, Tennis Court, Sauna
Rates
| Villa type | Villa rates | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Low | High | Peak | ||
| 6 Bedrooms Villa | 1750 | 1950 | 2400 | Book now » |
Hight Season Surcharge
- Rate
All rates are is incur an extra 10% government tax & 5% service charge, quoted in USD and inclusive of return airport transfers, welcome kit and daily American Breakfast for 2 persons per room. - High & Peak Season Period:
Low Season period: January 9 - June 30 (except Easter Week, Chinese New Year), September 16 - December 19
High season period: July 1 - 31, September 1 -15, Easter Week, Chinese New Year
Peak season period: August 1 - 31, December 20 - January 8 - Booking or Reservation
Reservation subject to availability and confirmation.
A minimum of 2 nights stay in low season
A minimum of 5 nights stay in high season
A minimum of 10 nights stay in peak season - Check in/out time
Check-in time: 14:00
Check-out time: 12:00
Late check-out (day use) until 18:00 is at additional charge of 50% from 1 (one) night villa rate and subject to availability