This villa is unique and offers many different contrasting elements. Think wood versus brick, style elements from Southern Europe, colonial Netherlands, and, of course, Indonesia. Suitable for permanent residence but also perfect for rental. In short, a versatile villa located in a popular area.

Let's start with the garage, the point where you enter the villa. A garage can be a simple structure where not much money is spent, but that is not the case here. The garage is neatly tiled and finished with various decorative wooden elements. Additionally, this is where the staff can stay.

As we walk further, we pass through a Roman-style covered pergola where citrus fruit grows abundantly. Along the path, there are fish ponds with statues that are beautifully lit in the evening.

We arrive at the villa. Directly on the left, we find the large living area, partially built in an L-shape. Upon entering the villa, we are immediately in the spacious living room, which includes an office space. The raised roof accentuates the spacious effect. In the far corner of the living room is the kitchen, which looks classic in old Dutch style but is equipped with all modern conveniences.

The dining table is placed under the large covered terrace, where you can enjoy your meals while appreciating your beautiful tropical garden. This living area also has two spacious bedrooms, each with its own bathroom.

In the garden, in front of the large living area, is the long swimming pool. Around the pool is a terrace where you can place many sunbeds.

 At the end of the pool is the second building, a wooden structure on stilts. Under this building, the pool continues, creating a seating area in the water. This is a perfect place to float in the water, even during the hottest moments of the day. You are in the shade, so the chance of getting sunburned in the hot sun is minimal.

We have arrived at the second building, which is completely made of wood. Climb the stairs, and you will find the third bedroom, also equipped with its own bathroom, including a bathtub. As an extra feature, there is a wide balcony where you can enjoy views of the garden and possibly the sunset.

Further in the garden, two bungalows have been built, partially with wood and natural stone, giving a pleasant warm mix. Each bungalow has a bedroom, again with its own bathroom.

The villa is located in Tibubeneng, a village just north of Canggu. From the villa, you can drive to Canggu Beach in about 10 minutes. However, you don't have to go far for restaurants, shops, and a gym; they are all found in the immediate vicinity.

The villa is ideal for a large family with children. The Canggu International School is a 10 to 15-minute drive from the villa. However, the villa also has a rental license, and given the popular location and the large number of bedrooms, you can expect the rental process to go smoothly.

If you are looking for a spacious villa on a reasonably large piece of land, which is unique for the Canggu area, then this villa should be on your shortlist.