The white villa lit from within at twilight, glass glowing warm above the plunge pool, against a violet Bukit sky.

The Summer Place

Two villas above Dreamland, on the Bukit.

A finished white-minimalist villa above Dreamland, with a plunge pool, a garden of frangipani and bougainvillea, and the sea and the volcanoes on the far horizon.

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The Summer Place

Two villas, one plot

Sunrise and Sunset — rent one, or take the whole plot.

Two ~300 m² villas share a 600 m² freehold above Dreamland, a garden wall between them. Named for the light each one keeps.

A woman in a straw hat on the marble pool steps beside the white wall and bougainvillea, in late afternoon light.

East · Morning light and the higher view.

Sunrise

The east villa wakes first. The upper levels sit a little higher, so the morning sun arrives across the plunge pool and the mountains hold their outline before the day turns hazy. This is the one most guests ask for, and the one that is quietly for sale.

The white villa from the garden — stacked volumes, black-glass sliders and the pool below.

West · Evening light, the same plan.

Sunset

The west villa is the companion. Same footprint, same white-on-marble calm, oriented to hold the last of the light. Take it on its own, or take both and have the whole plot — two households, one garden wall between them.

A walk through

From the pool, in through the glass, up to the roof.

The plunge pool and marble deck with loungers, the white villa behind.

The plunge pool

A walled pool with a marble ledge wide enough to read on, set against the white render and a frangipani that drops flowers into the water by afternoon.

The living room where the glass sliders fold back to the marble deck and garden.

The glass living edge

Floor-to-ceiling sliders run the length of the living room. Pull them back and the floor — Indonesian marble throughout, cool underfoot through the heat of the day — continues out to the pool deck, so inside and garden read as one room.

The master bedroom terrace behind a glass rail, the Bukit falling away to the sea and the volcanoes on the far horizon.

The master bedroom terrace

The bedroom opens onto its own terrace behind a glass rail. The Bukit falls away into green and, on a clear evening, the sea and the volcanoes sit on the far horizon while the light goes.

The mezzanine office: a desk, glass on two sides and the long view over the Bukit.

The mezzanine office

A proper desk on the mezzanine, glass on two sides and the same long view. Built for the kind of guest who stays a month and still has to work.

A planted indoor garden lit by a skylight from the roof, beside the marble dining table, the timber kitchen beyond.

The skylit indoor garden

At the centre of the plan, a planted garden grows under a skylight cut from the roof — a column of daylight falling on stone and greenery beside the dining table, bringing the garden inside the house.

Marble steps rising through the garden between the white walls.

The garden

Frangipani and bougainvillea against white walls, kept deliberately simple. Green and white and stone, with colour where the light catches it.

Mount Agung in silhouette under an orange dusk sky, seen across the rooftops of the Bukit.

The view at dusk

On a clear evening the volcanoes settle on the far horizon and the sky turns over while you watch from the roof.

After dark

The pool holds the last of the light, then the house takes over.

Lamps come up behind the glass, the water turns to glass itself, and the Bukit goes quiet around you. The lights of the coast sit far off below.

Looking down the side of the lit villa at night: the plunge pool glowing turquoise, warm rooms behind glass, distant coast lights.

Take one villa, or take the whole plot for the season.

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The neighbourhood

Pecatu Indah Resort, above Dreamland.

The villas sit high inside Pecatu Indah Resort, on the southern tip of the Bukit — raised on the ridge, with a genuinely panoramic outlook and the surf beaches a few minutes down the hill. Quiet, well-kept resort roads keep the coast and the airport close even when the island is busy.

The terrace outlook: the green Bukit falling away to the mainland mountains on the hazy horizon.
The outlook panning on: jungle below and a volcano rising on the far horizon.
The heart of the view: jungle, then a band of sea, then the line of volcanoes on the mainland.
Further round: Gunung Agung standing over the trees and the distant rooftops.
The last of the sweep: Gunung Agung full on the horizon beyond the Bukit.
The actual outlook, filmed from the terrace — jungle, a band of sea, then the volcanoes of the mainland. Swipe to pan across →
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At the door

Most of it is a few minutes away.

The golf course runs right along the edge, with the DASH gym and the surf school at the gate. Everything else — Dreamland, the spa, the padel and a second gym at Arete — is a short moped ride on quiet resort roads.

A few minutes from the door, inside and around Pecatu Indah about 5 min about 10 min Golf course right at the edge Surf school at the gate DASH gym 1 min · or a short walk Shiki Spa 3 min ride Dreamland beach 6 min ride Arete Sports Complex Pallas Fit Ground · 7 min The villa
Minutes by moped from the door — nobody walks far on the Bukit. The rings are roughly five and ten minutes' ride; the golf course, the DASH gym and the surf school are right at the door and an easy walk too. {{TBC: confirm the ride times}}
  • Beaches Balangan, Dreamland, Bingin and Padang-Padang are minutes down the hill; the cliff at Uluwatu a little beyond.
  • Eating Bazaar for curry (the best on the island), Nourish and a health shop close by, the Uluwatu kitchens beyond.
  • Wellness Shiki Spa, the owners’ favourite, sits in the resort at Ruko Plaza; two peptide and recovery clinics are a short drive away.
  • Resorts The 4-star Swiss-Belresort Pecatu is a few hundred metres up the road; the Ayana, Anantara, Jumeirah and the Renaissance are minutes further.
  • Airport Ngurah Rai is about 8 km to the north-east, roughly {{TBC: 30–45}} minutes by the Bukit roads.
  • Dreamland & Bingin beaches 5 min
  • Uluwatu temple & cliff 20 min
  • Ngurah Rai airport 35 min

{{TBC: confirm driving times}}

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A surf beach below the Bukit, the headland beyond. The limestone cliffs and turquoise water of the Uluwatu coast. Sunset over the Indian Ocean from the clifftop. The greens of New Kuta Golf running out toward the sea.

Badung, Bali.

Sport & the outdoors

A base built for moving.

The Bukit rewards an active month. Quiet resort roads to run at dawn, world-class surf a few minutes down the hill, a serious gym opening on the doorstep, a championship course right alongside and padel a short drive away.

  • Running & walking Arguably the best roads and pavements in Bali — wide, quiet and shaded, straight from the gate, through the resort and out to the cliffs.
  • DASH gym A serious performance gym — among the best in Bali — opening about 300 m from the door, by the Swiss-Belresort, in June 2026. Fitness fuelled to perform.
  • Surfing World-class breaks within minutes, with a surf school at the gate: Dreamland and Balangan to learn, Bingin, Padang-Padang and Uluwatu when it is on.
  • Padel Arete Sports Complex, a short drive down at Balangan — seven padel courts, plus a gym, a wellness studio and a mini-pitch.
  • Golf New Kuta Golf — the 18-hole clifftop course the villas sit right beside, greens running out toward the sea.
  • Spa & recovery Shiki Spa, Japanese-inspired and the owners’ favourite, in the resort at Ruko Plaza — open daily until 9pm.
A wide, shaded pavement running through the resort under the palms.
The resort roads — wide, quiet, made for an early run.
A surf break below the Bukit cliffs.
World-class breaks, minutes away.

Food & drink

A table on the doorstep, and the coast for the evening.

A few good kitchens sit inside the resort for the everyday, and the clifftop bars and restaurants of Uluwatu are a short drive down the hill for a long evening.

On the doorstep

  • Bazaar Curry, and the owners’ pick for the best on the island.
  • Nourish Wholefoods, bowls and cold-pressed juice for the lighter days.
  • Smoothies & health A smoothie and health shop a few doors along. {{TBC: confirm the name}}

Along the Uluwatu coast

  • Single Fin The clifftop sunset bar at Uluwatu — a Sunday institution.
  • El Kabron Spanish cooking on a cliff terrace above the surf.
  • Cashew Tree A relaxed garden kitchen at Bingin, long a local favourite.
  • Gooseberry Wine and small plates, set among the trees.
  • 2Roots A beachfront kitchen and music below the cliffs.

{{TBC: owner’s featured bars & restaurants}}

The Uluwatu cliffs above the surf at dusk, the volcanoes of the mainland on the horizon.
The Uluwatu coast toward dusk — the setting for the clifftop bars.

Rates & enquiry

from ~USD 5,000 / month, each villa.

  • Minimum stay One month
  • Included Staff, cleaning, pool care, utilities and wifi.
  • Booking By enquiry — no online checkout.

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