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Six bedrooms across three pavilions at the end of a private lane — and a doorway through to five-bedroom Villa Nilaya when you need eleven. Villa Josuloma is Seminyak's group villa: media room, mini-gym, a roof terrace with sofas and a daybed looking over the rooftops, and a thatched bale by the pool. Chef, butler and housekeeping on shift from 7am to 11pm.
Batu Belig, between Seminyak and Canggu, a few minutes' walk from the sand. Villa Ipanema is five bedrooms — four kings and a queen — around a pool framed by greenery and a raised timber pavilion, with a ten-seat table where breakfast is served every morning and an upstairs lounge looking into the palms. Butler from 7am to 10pm, Western management, night security.
Cross the bridge, push open the blue doors and Villa Mahkota unfolds around a twelve-metre pool — living and sleeping pavilions, an open-sided dining pavilion, a yoga deck, a gym, a jacuzzi and a swing sofa. Five ensuite bedrooms each have a private terrace, and the rooftop deck has its own bar, BBQ and pizza oven. Ten minutes' walk to Seminyak Beach.
More than eight hundred square metres of garden, thatched alang-alang roofs and a pool big enough for everyone — Villa Nilaya is the five-bedroom flagship of The Residence Seminyak. Four ensuite bedrooms in the main house, a king suite in its own pavilion, and a daily chef as well as a butler. Door through to six-bedroom Josuloma for the full eleven. Eat Street, five minutes on foot.
Blue doors, six hundred square metres across two buildings, and one-of-a-kind interiors where almost everything was made for the house. Villa Pintu Biru sits on a quiet lane three hundred metres from Seminyak Beach and a walk from Jalan Oberoi — lawn with daybed and swing, a ten-metre pool beside a shaded bale, a media room, and five king bedrooms. Breakfast cook and butler included.
Mediterranean whites and blues a stone's throw from Batubelig Beach. Villa Surga climbs three levels inside the Eden Residence — an L-shaped pool and lawns at the entrance, a marble table for ten, five ensuite bedrooms (one on the ground floor for anyone avoiding stairs, two with sunken baths, two with sun terraces) and a rooftop with sea views and a garden jacuzzi. Beach clubs within walking distance.
Four ensuite bedrooms, each with its own private garden, set back from the street inside The Residence estate. Villa Amman's great room runs the full height of the house — louvred windows above folding glass doors, marble underfoot — and spills out to a pool wrapped in tropical planting. Breakfast, butler and 24-hour security are all included.
A walled tropical garden, a glass-walled living pavilion and four ensuite bedrooms — one in its own building looking over the pool. Villa Bamboo sits on a quiet Seminyak lane inside the Aramanis complex, with a separate media room for movie nights and a master suite built for lingering: walk-through wardrobe, make-up station, freestanding bath. Sleeps eight in comfort.
Named for water, and it shows: fish ponds wrap the whole house and the bathroom showers stand right over them. Villa Banyu is four ensuite bedrooms around a private pool on Jalan Braban, a few hundred metres from Eat Street, with a ten-seat dining table, a covered poolside lounge and an upstairs games room with its own bar and pool table.
Newly built in Berawa, between Canggu and Seminyak, with rice fields outside the upstairs windows. Villa Mawey is four king bedrooms with soaking tubs and rain showers — two opening onto the pool, two looking over the paddies — beneath a tall, moodily lit living room of timber and stone. Butler and first-morning breakfast included; Berawa Beach is a short scooter ride.
Black-and-white interiors, an eight-seat table under a three-tier copper chandelier, and frangipani trees strung with antique lights over the rattan lounge. Villa Senang wraps its L-shaped plan around a big pool on roughly 650 square metres inside The Residence Seminyak. Four ensuite bedrooms all look over the water, there's a bale by the pool and another, more secluded, upstairs.
A two-storey hideaway down a private alley, one minute from Double Six Beach. Villa Altius pairs clean Balinese lines with a cool, high-ceilinged living room that opens straight onto the pool, and an upstairs bale where the evening breeze does the work. Three ensuite bedrooms, a table for eight, and the whole of Seminyak on foot.
Single-level ease inside The Residence Seminyak, five minutes on foot from Eat Street. Villa Amala was recently remodelled top to bottom by a well-known local designer, so the finishes are fresh, the living space is enclosed and cool, and the rooftop gazebo is where you'll end up for sunset. Three bedrooms, daily butler, breakfast served in the villa.
Three hundred square metres under one roof, five hundred more of private garden, and a long overflow pool edged with timber decking. Villa Damai is the three-bedroom at Aramanis, tucked on a quiet lane off Sunset Road — marble floors, a granite kitchen, an indoor-outdoor rattan lounge and a media room for when the afternoon heat wins. Every bedroom opens onto its own garden.
The Bali you pictured: thatched roofs, open pavilions, slate floors and canopied beds under mosquito nets. Villa Damai Manis wraps a big pool in high palm-lined walls spilling bougainvillea, with an open-air living pavilion — polished-cement kitchen, rustic timber table for eight, daybed — and three bedrooms that each open to their own garden bathroom. Jalan Oberoi is a short walk.
A traditional Joglo roofline over a thoroughly modern three-bedroom home, in a calm, secure enclave a walk from Seminyak Square. Villa Grand Residence keeps its living and dining enclosed and cool under high timber ceilings, with big windows onto a frangipani garden and a deep private pool. Every bedroom has its own ensuite; the master adds a bathtub and double sinks.
Villa Indah is Damai's sister at Aramanis — the same generous three-bedroom footprint and private gardens, with its own character in the finishes. Marble floors, bifold doors and louvred windows keep the living pavilion breezy, a covered lounge links kitchen to media room, and each ensuite bedroom opens to a private garden. A well-known coffee house is literally next door.
Three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a rooftop gazebo under thatch — Villa Jepun is the easy-going option inside The Residence Seminyak. The living room is enclosed and cool with timber doors onto an eight-metre pool and water feature, the master has an indoor-outdoor marble bathroom with a tub, and Eat Street is a five-minute walk. Breakfast and butler included.
The swim-up bar is the headline — stools in the water, fridges built in, a screen for the match — but Villa Khalifah Alif backs it up: three king ensuites, a Bosch-fitted kitchen, a 75-inch screen indoors and a ten-metre pool with a shallow end. Jalan Drupadi is a calm residential street minutes from Double Six, with Kilo and Zibiru around the corner.
Three levels on a private lane in central Seminyak, topped with a rooftop terrace that catches the sunset over the neighbourhood. Villa Kulo is bright and modern — high ceilings, easy tiled floors, indoor and outdoor living that flow out to the pool — with three bedrooms and a kitchen ready for proper cooking. Secluded, but five minutes' walk to the shops and restaurants.
Newly built, walled for privacy and tucked inside a gated complex on a quiet lane between Seminyak and Legian. Villa Kyah's main pavilion is one big open-plan living room over the pool, which comes with a retractable shade for the midday hours. Two king suites with rain showers (one with a soaking bath), a queen third room, and a supermarket a short walk away.
A two-storey three-bedroom on a quiet street in the middle of it all — Double Six Beach, cafés, spas and bars within a five-to-ten-minute walk. Villa Liela Rose puts one ensuite bedroom downstairs with pool views and two upstairs off a wraparound balcony, over an open-plan living room and kitchen that look onto the garden and pool.
Coastal-calm interiors in ocean blue, sand and white, and a seven-metre pool with a shallow end and a shade sail for the hottest hours. Villa Luxe is a modern three-bedroom on a quiet Seminyak lane — a king master suite, two queen rooms, a sunny deck big enough for morning yoga and evening drinks — minutes from the beach and the strip. Priced in AUD, nothing hidden.
Water runs through Villa Menari — deck features spilling into ponds beside the pool — under a high vaulted ceiling that keeps the enclosed living room cool. Inside The Residence Seminyak, this three-bedroom has a master with an outdoor rain shower and freestanding bath in its own garden, a rooftop gazebo with a daybed, and a butler who knows the neighbourhood. Eat Street is five minutes on foot.
An L-shaped pool with a bridge across it, so it reads as two, plus a jacuzzi, timber deck and garden gazebo — Villa Miro is the newest build on Jalan Pangkung Sari, surrounded by fields yet a few minutes' walk from Eat Street. Three ensuite bedrooms, a media room that doubles as a fourth, and an upstairs master with its own lounge and terrace.
A hundred and fifty metres from Eat Street, freshly renovated, and quietly confident about it. Villa Rama Sita blends contemporary finishes with Balinese bones — rattan seating in an open living room over the pool, a bold red kitchen with black stone counters and a breakfast bar, four loungers in full sun. One ensuite bedroom downstairs, two upstairs sharing a bathroom.
Three minutes on foot to Eat Street from a secure, villa-lined lane — Villa Santhira is central Seminyak without the noise. Big glass doors open the living and dining room onto the pool, the master sits on the ground floor with direct pool access, and the two upstairs bedrooms each get a private balcony. Every bedroom has an ensuite and a walk-in wardrobe.
Through a bamboo-lined gateway, past the fish pond, and the pool is right there. Villa Siam is a three-bedroom retreat steps from Eat Street — folding doors open the whole living room to the water, a vine-covered stair climbs to a covered gazebo beside a waterfall, and the master suite has its own courtyard garden and a whirlpool tub. Breakfast and butler come as standard.
Walk in and the garden is the first thing you see. Villa Tranquil lives up to its name — a secure, calm corner of Seminyak, a lit pool with sunbeds and a poolside shower, and a living room that folds open to the water through wide glass doors. Three ensuite bedrooms, each with a semi-open tropical shower and a dressing room; two kings and a twin. Cafés and bars are minutes away.
Two storeys, three ensuite bedrooms and Double Six Beach a five-to-ten-minute walk. Villa Victoriya is a straightforward, well-sorted villa for a group of friends in central Seminyak — open-plan living and kitchen over the garden and pool, a king room downstairs facing the water, and the master and a twin upstairs opening onto a wraparound balcony. Parking for a car and scooters.
A smart two-bedroom over two floors on a quiet, secure lane in central Seminyak. Downstairs is all light — glass doors, an island kitchen with breakfast stools, a garden pool with sundeck and shaded bale. Upstairs, both bedrooms get their own balcony and bathroom, the master with a freestanding tub in marble. Good value for a couple or two friends.
Single-level living on a quiet lane between Dhyana Pura and Double Six — the walkable heart of Seminyak. Villa Istana Satu is two bedrooms done properly: high ceilings, marble floors, a bar kitchen, an air-conditioned lounge for films, and floor-to-ceiling glass onto a pool wrapped in planting. The master has a big soaking tub; there's a gazebo for reading.
Art-deco lines, a walled garden and the beach four hundred metres away. Villa Kailysa Indah is a two-bedroom hideout on a quiet Seminyak street — master upstairs behind timber-framed glass looking down on the pool, second bedroom opening straight onto the deck, and a high-ceilinged living room with a big smart TV for the odd rainy afternoon. Housekeeping daily.
Two bedrooms, both ensuite, both opening straight onto the pool deck — Villa Lanai is the couples' pick inside The Residence Seminyak. The living, dining and kitchen are fully enclosed and air-conditioned around a big screen, a covered deck keeps the heat off, and the gated estate brings daily breakfast, a butler and round-the-clock security. The beach is a short stroll.
Down a long palm-lined lane behind one of Petitenget's best-known cafés, Villa White Pearl is a two-bedroom bolthole for people who came for the scene. The bedrooms connect through a lockable door, both look over a frangipani-walled pool, and the bathrooms are marble and sandstone with rain showers (one adds a deep marble bath). Jalan Oberoi is around the corner. Lively area — music most nights.
One bedroom, one pool, nobody else. Villa Lestari is a leafy single-bedroom retreat on a quiet Umalas street, twelve minutes from the centre of Seminyak — a king bed under high ceilings, an ensuite with twin sinks that opens straight onto the pool for first-light swims, and a kitchen kitted out for cooking in. A small shopping strip with cafés, a deli and Pilates sits 200 metres away.
A hundred metres from Eat Street and you'd never know it. Villa Luki is a one-bedroom pool villa on a quiet Seminyak lane for couples and solo travellers — a light, open living room with a proper kitchen and a dining nook over the pool, a bedroom looking into the garden through a wall of glass, and sunbeds in the greenery. Ten kilometres from the airport.