Balinese Influences

This charming and unusual property retains many of the original finca features, now blended with quirky, Balinese influences that have been added to the property over the years. Both the interior and the grounds surrounding the pool have been graced by the owner’s stylish makeover.

Security

Entrance to the property is through a large sliding gate that leads you into an ample parking area. You enter the finca through its main old wooden doors right into the dining area.

Traditional architecture

In front is a Balinese tiled bathroom with a stone bath and a twin bedroom with a high ceiling and wood panelled walls. Continuing on to the left from the dining room is a modern kitchen diner that still retains its Ibicenco feel with the beamed ceiling and an ancient farm thresher imaginatively converted into a kitchen table. Again, there are original heavy oak doors opening onto the front of the house. Adjoining the kitchen is a cute little social seating area, perfect for relaxing with a pre-dinner drink while the meal is being prepared! To the right of the dining room is another twin bedroom and the original stone staircase that leads to the first floor.

Cool layout

Up the steep stone staircase, you reach the first floor of Villa Daniel, which has an equally interesting layout. Three bedrooms are arranged around a central chillout/sitting area which is perfect for escaping the intense heat of the midday sun. The first bedroom is a rustic double room with stripped floors, original panelled wardrobes and a circular, sunken, glass-walled shower that looks out over the garden – but there is a curtain if you prefer more privacy! There is an adjoining washroom with toilet.