Situated in Padang Galak, not far from the heart of Sanur, the property offers a wide entrance gate that opens to a spacious parking area suitable for several vehicles. A secondary gate adds a layer of privacy, separating the parking space from the main residence.

Once inside, you’ll find several distinct buildings spread across the grounds. The largest structure sits to the left and serves as the primary living area. This open-plan space features high ceilings, a bright living room, and an open kitchen at the rear, along with a dining area that seamlessly integrates into the layout.

Next to the kitchen is a flexible room currently functioning as a fourth bedroom. However, it could easily be reimagined as a home office, media room, or creative space—adaptable to your personal needs.

A guest toilet and a large covered front terrace are also part of this main building, providing a shaded spot to enjoy Bali’s outdoor lifestyle throughout the year.

Next to the living area, there’s a second, smaller villa built in a traditional Balinese design, complete with an intricately carved entrance. This building houses three spacious bedrooms, each with its own exterior access. Two bathrooms are available, and an outdoor shower is located at the back of the unit.

A large swimming pool with a sundeck is situated between the villas. Opposite the pool stands an open-plan structure currently used for dining. From here, you can enjoy views of the lush garden, tropical vegetation, and a distant river. At the rear of this dining pavilion, you’ll find an enclosed kitchen.

A traditional Lumbung-style rice barn sits near the dining space. The lower level has been converted into a relaxed lounge area, complete with lighting and a sound system—perfect for unwinding.

Near the property's entrance, you'll find the final structure: a versatile building formerly used as an artist’s studio. This room offers numerous possibilities—it could become an office, a fitness room, or another creative workspace.

The beach at Padang Galak is just a 500-meter walk away. A scenic path for walking and cycling runs along the coast, providing easy access to central Sanur and Sindhu Beach within 10 to 15 minutes.

Although Padang Galak is sometimes seen as a separate area, it's actually very close to Sanur. In fact, travel time from southern Sanur to Sindhu Beach often exceeds the time it takes from here.