Bedrooms

Three bedrooms, each with the water in view.

The master pavilion holds one bedroom; the second holds two. All three have a king-size bed, an ensuite bathroom with a walk-in shower and twin basins, and a door straight to the outside.

Six guests, and no more — the house was drawn for that number rather than stretched to it. Air conditioning, a safe, a desk, and an outdoor shower at every pavilion.

View through white louvre shutters onto the wooden pool deck, lawn loungers and the sea

01 Master pavilion

A building of its own, 29 m².

The master has the whole of the first pavilion: 27.41 m² of room under a vaulted white ceiling, twin wardrobes flanking the bed, a separate WC, and an ensuite bathroom in honed stone with a walk-in shower and twin basins. A second shower stands outside, in a walled corridor between the timber wall of the house and the stone.

King-size bed, 180 × 200 cm, Epeda mattress
Ensuite bathroom — walk-in shower, twin basins, separate WC
Outdoor shower of its own
Air conditioning, blackout and sheer curtains
TV with Fire TV Stick, Marshall speaker
Oak desk and chair
Twin wardrobes, safe
The lawn, the pool, and the water beyond

Master bedroom under a soaring white timber-vaulted ceiling, oak bed flanked by twin wardrobes opening onto the ensuite

Doors on two sides: one to the lawn, one to the shower under the palms.

Master ensuite with a walk-in stone-tiled shower and double black vessel sinks set into an oak vanity

Matte black rain shower and handheld spray mounted on a travertine-tiled wall, bamboo towel ladder alongside

02 Bedroom two

In the second pavilion, about 26 m².

The two remaining bedrooms share a pavilion and are near-identical: 17.59 m² of room here, a 5.42 m² bathroom, a WC of its own. Neither is the lesser room — which matters on the evening six people arrive together and somebody has to choose last.

Ensuite bathroom — walk-in shower, twin basins, WC
Wardrobe, safe
The pavilion garden and the hillside

Everything else is the same as the master.

Second bedroom under a peaked white ceiling, oak desk and a glimpse of the ensuite through the open doorway

The desk faces the doorway; the bathroom is one step away.

Ensuite bathroom with a black rectangular vessel sink on an oak vanity and an open stone-tiled walk-in shower

Square dark concrete vessel sink and matte black tap on an oak vanity, rolled towel and amenities set out

03 Bedroom three

The same room, the other way round.

Bedroom three mirrors its neighbour — 17.92 m² of room, a 5.45 m² bathroom — and opens by French doors straight onto the lawn. The curtains draw across the whole opening, so it is a dark room in the morning for whoever wants one.

Ensuite bathroom — walk-in shower, twin basins, WC
Wardrobe, safe
French doors onto the lawn, hills beyond

Everything else is the same as the master.

Third bedroom with French doors opening onto the lawn, taupe curtains framing a view of the hills

French doors, taupe curtains, and the hills behind them.

Second ensuite bathroom, black vessel sink under a brass-framed mirror, walk-in shower with rainfall head

Open-air shower corridor between the villa’s timber wall and a stacked-stone wall, shaded by palms overhead

04 Linen and housekeeping

Made up, quietly, while you are out.

Housekeeping comes every morning except Sundays and public holidays. Sheets are changed every four days and towels every two; the beds are made with percale and washed linen over Epeda mattresses.

None of it is an extra billed at the end — it is part of the week as it is sold. If you would rather nobody came in on a given morning, a word to the villa manager the evening before is enough.

Daily housekeeping, except Sundays and public holidays
Sheets changed every four days
Towels changed every two days
Beach towels provided
Villa manager on call day and night

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