Rumah Kita Estate, Lovina, North Bali

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A little paradise in the tropics Property type: Two villas, swimming pool & garden: House 'Gelebeg Baru': Living room, open kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom House 'Wantilan': Living room, open kitchen, 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms Swimming pool Garden 'Rumah Kita' is situated on one of Lovina's coziest and liveliest streets: Jalan Mawar. The estate is located along the street, has a parking area, and is ideal for starting a business: a restaurant or hotel. It features a magical garden with two guesthouses and a swimming pool. There has been a steady partnership spanning decades with a Balinese family who own the land next to us. 'Rumah Kita' is located in the village of Kalibukbuk, less than a hundred meters from the quiet and magnificent Lovina Beach. The property has its own access to Jalan Mawar, one of the most popular streets in central Lovina Beach, near the still-unspoiled nature of jungles, plantations, and rice fields, and a short distance from most attractions. Until now, the estate has been owned by Dutch people in steady cooperation with a Balinese family. The magical garden is the common thread throughout the estate. Wherever you are, the lush, tranquil garden with beautiful tropical flowers, palms, banana and mango trees is always prominently present. The garden provides plenty of shade from the fruit trees to lie down and read a book, enjoy a nice massage, or play badminton on the court next to the swimming pool. Due to the growth and layout of the garden, from each guesthouse, the other is barely or not at all visible. The large swimming pool is beautifully set within this garden, with a separate shallow water area for young children. Wake up to the singing birds in the garden and take a swim before enjoying your breakfast at the poolside. Around the pool, we have several chairs and sunbeds for complete relaxation. The part for sale is 1,875 m², featuring the huge tropical garden, the swimming pool, and the two guesthouses, Wantilan and Gelebeg Baru. Wantilan and Gelebeg Baru have so-called roofed living terraces downstairs with open-construction living rooms, following the typical traditional Balinese style of living—the garden serving as a direct extension of the living room.