Private Pool Deck
The pool runs along the length of the deck, bordered by tropical planting and open to the sky. Sunbeds and shaded seating make it equally comfortable for swimming laps or spending an afternoon still.








A private pool villa for ten, set among rice-field lanes just minutes from the Pererenan coast
The R Villa Luwa sits along Jalan Jantuk Angsa in Pererenan, a part of Bali that has held onto its quiet character even as interest in the surrounding area has grown.
A villa built around calm, water, and the rhythms of Pererenan
The R Villa Luwa sits along Jalan Jantuk Angsa in Pererenan, a part of Bali that has held onto its quiet character even as interest in the surrounding area has grown. The approach is shaded and unhurried — rice-field lanes give way to a private entrance that announces the villa's intention from the start: space, greenery, and the sound of water. The architecture works with generous tropical forms, open-plan living areas that catch the cross-breeze, and a private pool that becomes the natural gathering point from mid-morning onwards.

The interior balances comfort with restraint. Rooms are fitted with air conditioning and room-darkening shades for deep rest at any hour, while the communal areas open generously onto the deck and garden. The kitchen is fully equipped — oven, dishwasher, coffee maker, water kettle, pots, pans, crockery and cutlery — so the villa functions as a self-contained base whether guests choose to cook in or explore the local warung scene in Pererenan. A sound system, television, and fast WiFi sit alongside the more tactile pleasures of a bathtub, garden barbecue, and open-air deck.
Pererenan itself is the quiet counterpoint to busier Canggu just to the south. The village maintains a genuine pace — local temples, narrow back roads, and a beach that draws surfers and walkers rather than crowds. From the villa, guests can reach the water on foot or by a very short ride, and the broader network of cafes, markets, and creative spaces in the area is never far when the mood calls for it.
Practical details: check-in is from 15:00 and check-out is by 10:00. The villa is a single-level property with free parking on the premises. Elevate Villas Bali manages the property directly, ensuring a smooth arrival and attentive support throughout your stay.
Pool, garden, open living, and five rooms — photographed as the villa actually is.
The pool runs along the length of the deck, bordered by tropical planting and open to the sky. Sunbeds and shaded seating make it equally comfortable for swimming laps or spending an afternoon still.
A generous communal space where indoor and outdoor blur into one. The television and sound system anchor evening gatherings, while the layout accommodates the whole group around the dining table comfortably.
Equipped with oven, dishwasher, microwave, stove, water kettle, and a full set of pots, pans, and crockery. Practical and spacious enough for a group of ten to cook a proper meal without compromise.
Five rooms accommodating up to ten guests, each fitted with air conditioning, room-darkening shades, and wardrobe storage. Linens and towels are provided, and hot water is available throughout.
The garden wraps around the deck with mature tropical planting. The barbecue station is positioned for evening use, and the private entrance keeps the property fully self-contained from arrival to departure.
You arrive in the early afternoon to a property that is already prepared: the pool is clear, the garden carries the scent of frangipani, and the kitchen is stocked with the basics. The private entrance leads directly into the main living space, which opens at the far end onto the deck and water. There is very little transition between inside and outside at Villa Luwa — the design insists on that continuity.
Mornings here begin without urgency. Someone runs the coffee maker while others pull back the room-darkening shades to find the garden already bright. Breakfast spreads across the dining table, the kind that takes longer than it should because conversation keeps interrupting. By mid-morning the pool claims most of the group; the Bali sun is at its best before noon, and the deck provides shade and open sky in equal measure.
Afternoons split naturally. Some guests take the short ride down to the Pererenan beachfront, where the surf is consistent and the warung lunches are honest and generous. Others stay at the villa — reading, using the sound system, or simply doing nothing in particular on the deck. The garden barbecue comes into its own as the light drops, and evenings at Villa Luwa tend to extend well past dinner, with the pool lit and the surrounding lanes of Pererenan settling into their evening quiet.
The villa holds ten guests without anyone feeling crowded. The single-level layout means the group stays connected without being on top of one another — a balance that makes the property work as well for families as for groups of friends.

5 minutes by car
A low-key stretch of black sand popular with local surfers. The waves are consistent, the warung food is honest, and the crowds are notably thin compared to beaches further south.

10 minutes by car
The nearby hub for independent cafes, organic markets, and creative studios. Close enough for a morning coffee run, far enough that Pererenan retains its own character.

6 minutes by foot
The local village temple that anchors Pererenan's ceremonial calendar. An accessible glimpse into Balinese community life for guests curious about the neighbourhood.

45 minutes by car
The main international gateway into Bali. The drive from Pererenan is straightforward via the coastal bypass, making arrivals and departures manageable even for a large group.
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