INDOOR LIVING
Follow the stepping stones across a tranquil pond to enter Villa Anucara’s main pavilion where you will find a gorgeous air-conditioned living room with comfortable sofas and chairs, antique artefacts and a 46-inch television with satellite channels. The formal dining area is on the other side of the foyer, and it features a long wooden table that can seat up to 10 people under hanging light fixtures with woven bamboo shades. Both the living and dining areas have floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors that lead out to the garden and pool. The main pavilion also houses a state-of-the-art kitchen with cutting edge equipment and a large central island with stools.

OUTDOOR LIVING
Stretching out in front of the main pavilion is a huge 30-metre swimming pool the ends in a cascading three-metre drop to a smaller pool fronted by Ganesha statues. When you’re not taking dips in the pool, you can chill out in the stylish sunken lounge next to the pool that is open on three sides and features built-in sofas, a wooden bar with stools, a kitchen area, a guest bathroom, and a breezy rooftop terrace. Also next to the pool is an al fresco dining area with a table for 10 and a patio with sun loungers and double daybeds. 

MASTER SUITES
The two master suites are located on the upper level of the main pavilion, and they are mirror images of one another with plush king-sized beds made up with crisp white linens, high ceilings and balconies that offer sweeping sea views. You can also catch glimpses of the ocean from the bathtubs in the ensuite bathrooms. In between the master suites there is also a common lounge area with white daybeds bathed in natural light that filters in through the skylight. Open the glass doors to access a stone terrace with ocean and garden views.

GUEST SUITES
The three guest suites at Villa Anucara are in their own standalone buildings spread out amongst the palm trees, wild grasses and flowering trees in the garden. Guest Bedroom 1 is located just below the pool and features a king-sized bed, white leather armchairs, a terrace with hammocks, and a semi-open outdoor bathroom with a bathtub and monsoon shower. Guest Bedroom 2 is a little further down the pathway and has a king-sized bed, sliding glass doors that lead to a wooden deck, and an open-air bathroom with a sunken tub and shower. Guest Bedroom 3 is at the bottom of the garden and has a king-sized bed, a sun-dappled terrace, and a modern ensuite bathroom with a water wall and monsoon shower.