Sati

Welcome to Dea Villas.

Four glorious residences - two four-bedroom, one three-bedroom and a one-bedroom villa - make up the Dea Villas estate, an exclusive enclave five minutes from Berawa Beach and only 15-minutes from the buzz of Seminyak. Each is secure in its own garden with pool and outdoor pergola or bale, and enjoys shared gym, spa, and children's playground facilities. Each has its own character and style, from ultra-contemporary to whimsical heritage chic, enriched with high-tech facilities including iPod docks and home theatre systems. Best of all, they can be rented separately or together, meaning Dea Villas can accommodate guests in many combinations, from a honeymooner couple to two families in adjoining villas, right up to 30 or more residential guests for a wedding celebration.


Villa Sati comprises a series of individual pavilions, well screened in delightfully established gardens. The largest of these is the open-sided living pavilion, which looks over an amphitheater style performance space near the large free-form swimming pool. Encircling the pool are four joglo pavilions, each housing a bedroom with garden bathroom and sun terrace. Among these is the sixth and smallest building - an antique lumbung (traditional rice barn) which doubles as a playhouse.

Complementing its heritage-themed architecture, Villa Sati's large open-sided, fan-cooled living pavilion is embellished with fascinating oriental antiques and tribal artefacts from the owners' personal collection. This is a comfortable space for family and friends to socialize on the casual rattan lounge seating or gather at the three-metre long dining table. Beyond an ornate Balinese door set into a feature wall of reclaimed brick is the guest kitchen - well equipped with all those holiday essentials: an espresso machine and wine fridge full of fine Champagne. Tucked out of sight is the staff kitchen.

Lying at the centre of the large gardens is the lagoon-style pool and an amphitheater-style performance space, perfect for traditional Balinese dances or wedding blessings. Loungers stretch out on the sun terrace and, peeking out from the ring of bedroom pavilions, an authentic old lumbung (rice barn) provides an intriguing space for retreat or play.