A life of your own.

European farmhouse character meets the ease of an Australian homestead. Pitched roofs, white timber detailing and arched openings give the home its familiar, enduring shape.

Inside, the high gabled living space gathers kitchen, dining and lounge beneath white beams. A glass-balustraded loft of approximately 25 m² overlooks the great room. Wide doors open to the terrace, pool and garden.

Four bedrooms, three bathrooms and a powder room, with a study, scullery, laundry and mudroom. The current design allows a 286 m² ground-floor footprint plus 97 m² of verandas.

Architectural layouts remain partly adjustable until design freeze. Areas are subject to final measured plans.

Established coconut palms and shade trees frame the plot; a new orchard of forty fruit trees, a glasshouse and twelve growing beds are planted as part of the estate.

Rice paddies lie to the south and a river corridor to the east. The outlook is part of the appeal; the adjoining land’s zoning and development restrictions should be confirmed through buyer due diligence.

Gather herbs for dinner. Learn what grows with the seasons. Give children the chance to know where their food comes from.

This is a garden to take part in.

Kaba-Kaba is a village in Tabanan’s Kediri district, inland from Bali’s southwest coast. Rice-growing landscapes and village life give the area a different character from the busier coastal streets.

For a change of scene, explore the dining of Buwit, Kedungu and Pererenan, or the creative community at Nuanu. For families considering a move, school choice is part of finding your place here.