Seseh Villa 3877

Villa 3877 is an elegantly styled multi-pavilion villa bordered by rice fields in the peaceful traditional village of Seseh on Bali’s south-western shore.

Merely 300 metres away, you will find a stretch of a black sand beach, while hipster haven Canggu lies 9km away by road that has the same distance as the sacred sea temple Tanah Lot further up the coast. The village is now gently absorbing the opening of chic cafes and eateries, as well as a yoga retreat and wellness centre all without impacting its old-world charm, and a mere five-minute walk from the villa.

This villa offers five large bedroom suites and generous indoor and outdoor living areas alongside a stunning 17-metre infinity pool — perfect for extended three-generation families or a few families holidaying together. Enjoy sweeping rice-field vistas towards the sea, and a ringside seat for Bali’s fabled sunsets from the sea-view rooftop terrace.Created for the owner’s personal use, Villa 3877 has emerged fresh from an extensive 2021 remodelling by noted designers of Grand Hyatt fame.

The result is a skilful blend of contemporary and traditional: vaulted alang-alang thatched pavilions with thoroughly modern interiors of tropical woods and marble filled with both custom-built and antique furniture. One of the delights of staying in a private villa is having the support of well-trained staff members who provide Bali-style hospitality personalised to your individual needs, so that you may truly relax and focus on enjoying your holiday.The villa’s gracious staff is on hand when needed. Should you prefer less face time, just let the Villa Manager know and they will respect your privacy and know when to stay behind the scenes.

Indoor Living

• Living pavilion with marble-topped dining tables seating 12 for your group to gather around
• Seating area facing a 65-inch television with Netflix for movie nights
• An open-plan guest kitchen with a sit-up bar, wine fridge and cooking facilities
• The house also has a service kitchen which is out of sight
• The living areas are all air conditioned with large glass doors that can be opened up to allow the sea breeze in
• Air-conditioned library and den that opens onto a lovely garden terrace and hasits own attached bathroom
• Alcoves by the bedrooms with daybeds, sofas and chairs
• Well-equipped gym with a Startrac running machine, Yesoul bike, Inspire functional trainer, MX55 weights and yoga mats
• Spa room with a massage bed, aesthetic water feature and calming rice fieldviews

Outdoor Living

• A refreshing 17.5-metre greenstone-tiled swimming pool with views that extend across paddies
• Sundeck with four sun loungers facing the length of the pool towards rice fields
• Large entertainment terrace with antique daybeds and a sit-up bar counter
• Garden gazebo with seating for four, the perfect spot for reading a book
• Rooftop sunset terrace with a bale and seating with prime views across ricefields towards the ocean
• All the bedrooms boast verandas and decks for private alfresco living
• Beautiful tropical garden with a small stream flowing through, and a working ricefield

Bedrooms

• Master Bedroom Suite: King-size bed (Ensuite) Majestic air-conditioned bathroom with twin stone basins, a walk-in rain shower, terrazzo bathtub, and more clothes storage
• Guest Bedroom 1: King-size bed (Ensuite) Indoor-outdoor bathroom with granite basins, walk-in rain shower, terrazzo bathtub and a heliconia-filled garden
• Triple Family room: 3 single beds (En-suite)  Bathroom with stone basins, walk-in rain shower and terrazzo bathtub
• Guest bedroom 4: King-size bed (Ensuite) Bathroom with stone basins, walk-in rain shower and terrazzo bathtub
• Guest bedroom 5: King-size bed (Ensuite) Bathroom with stone basins, walk-in rain shower and terrazzo bathtub

Staff

• The English-speaking manager meets guests on arrival, coordinates staff, is on hand to answer questions and give advice on what to do during the stay.
• Our attendants take care of the villa, cleaning and tidying throughout the day and preparing the bedrooms at night. They are also on hand to help with breakfast and assisting with dining service.
• The gardening team maintains the beautiful garden, swimming pool and pond.
• A security guard is on duty from 11pm until 7am, seven days a week.

Additional staff

• Babysitters and spa therapists are available on request for an additional charge.
• Car and driver can be arranged at US$35++15.5% per day for short trips or day tours (excludes petrol).
• Chef : Chef service at USD 55++15.5% per day
• Staff may shop for groceries etc, with guests charged at cost plus 15.5% prevailing service and tax charges and a 20% handling fee.

Location

Located on the edge of Seseh, a traditional Balinese village. The village borders a stretch of volcanic black sand beach that is merely 300 metres away from thevilla. Hipster haven Canggu lies 9km away by road that has the same distance as thesacred sea temple Tanah Lot further up the coast.

Things To Do

• Stroll along the black sand beach a five-minute walk away, wander the rice fields surrounding the village
• Explore the area on horseback with Bali Equestrian Centre.
• There’s always time for a fresh juice at a local warung or barista coffee at one of the chilled cafes springing up in the area
• Join a yoga class at Udara Bali a few minutes walk away, then be tempted by their wellness programme that includes sound healing, Watsu (aquatic bodywork) orhyperbaric oxygen chamber
• While Seseh Beach is not suitable for swimming due to strong currents, there are some family-friendly beaches a short drive away, as well as a choice of beach clubs in the area such as Finns and Mari in Canggu
• Make a pilgrimage to the ancient sea temple of Tanah Lot rising above the wave lashed ocean on its craggy outcrop
• If you prefer a quieter scene off the tourist trail, visit the sea temple Pura Gede Luhur Batungaus in Cemagi half the distance away
• Within a single day trip you can experience some of Bali’s most majestic landscapes, including the rolling World Heritage rice terraces of Jati Luwih, the Batukaru mountain range, and Bedugul’s lake Bratan with its photogenic Pura Ulan Daun Temple.