Villa Andaman

Villa Andaman is built around water. A broad, cross-shaped pool fills the central courtyard, its arms reaching between white-walled pavilions with terracotta roofs, while tiled gazebos rise from raised platforms right at the water’s edge. Frangipani and palms cast moving shade across the loungers, and once the pool lights come on in the evening the whole courtyard takes on a soft blue glow.

The main living space opens straight onto that view. A sunken lounge of deep tan sofas sits a step below the polished concrete floor, a long slab-timber table with bench seats handles big family meals, and the spacious kitchen has plenty of bench space for anyone who enjoys cooking. Upstairs, a second lounge with wide sofas and carved timber panels looks out over the pool, giving the group room to spread out and still feel connected.

Seven bedrooms share the same calm style, with warm timber floors, grey stone headboards and wide glass doors onto the garden, pool or balcony, and several bathrooms feature deep stone soaking tubs. Kerobokan sits comfortably between Seminyak and Canggu, so sunsets on Seminyak Beach, an afternoon around Petitenget or a morning of café-hopping are all an easy drive away, with quieter evenings waiting back home.