Main Bedroom Suite
The largest of the four bedrooms offers a full ensuite, wardrobe with closet and drawers, and direct access to the garden. Air conditioning and room-darkening shades keep the room genuinely cool and dark through the morning.








A 300m2 retreat in the heart of Pererenan, Bali, designed for up to 8 guests who want space, calm, and direct access to one of the island's most alive neighbourhoods.
Villa Samalas occupies 300 square metres on Jalan Sempol in Pererenan, a quiet residential lane that runs through one of Bali's most genuinely local neighbourhoods.
A Villa Built for Living, Not Just Staying
Villa Samalas occupies 300 square metres on Jalan Sempol in Pererenan, a quiet residential lane that runs through one of Bali's most genuinely local neighbourhoods. The build favours clean lines, wide-opening doors, and a palette of natural materials — raw concrete, warm timber detailing, and stone-finish flooring — that keep interiors cool and uncluttered through the Balinese day. Four bedrooms arrange themselves around a central living and dining core, so the house reads as a single flowing space rather than a collection of separate rooms.

The private pool sits at the centre of the outdoor area, flanked by a manicured garden and a covered terrace with outdoor seating. Morning light hits the water early and the garden stays in shade by mid-afternoon, giving a natural rhythm to how guests move between inside and outside. Room-darkening shades in each bedroom mean that rhythm is entirely on your terms. A sound system, wine glasses, a blender, and a full kitchen setup — stove, refrigerator, freezer, coffee maker, toaster, and microwave — make the villa self-sufficient for as long as guests choose to stay in.
Pererenan itself sits just north of Canggu and carries a quieter, more residential character. The street outside is walkable to cafes, warungs, and the coast, while the wider grid of lanes connects easily to Pererenan's small surf breaks and the broader Canggu corridor. Free parking on the premises means coming and going by scooter or car is straightforward, and a laundromat nearby handles the practical side of longer stays.
Check-in is from 15:00 and check-out is by 10:00. The villa accommodates up to 8 registered guests and is managed by Elevate Villas Bali, whose team handles the property directly. A safe box, iron, and fully stocked linen and towel supply are provided as standard, and the single-level layout makes movement around the house easy for all guests.
300 square metres across four bedrooms, a private pool, a full kitchen, and a tropical garden in Pererenan, Indonesia.
The largest of the four bedrooms offers a full ensuite, wardrobe with closet and drawers, and direct access to the garden. Air conditioning and room-darkening shades keep the room genuinely cool and dark through the morning.
Three well-proportioned guest rooms share the same material language as the main suite — timber, stone-finish floors, and white linen. Each has air conditioning, hangers, and room-darkening shades for uninterrupted sleep.
The central living and dining space connects kitchen to garden with wide-opening doors. A full dining table seats the group, and the sound system, safe box, and TV make this the natural gathering point of the villa.
A properly equipped kitchen with stove, full-size fridge, freezer, microwave, coffee maker, toaster, and blender. Self-catering is entirely viable, and a laundromat nearby covers longer stays.
The pool runs through the centre of the outdoor space, surrounded by maintained garden and a covered terrace. Outdoor seating, natural shade in the afternoon, and free on-premises parking complete the layout.
You arrive on Jalan Sempol in the mid-afternoon and the private entrance opens directly into the garden. The pool is already catching the last strong light of the day and the outdoor seating area is in a comfortable half-shade. Someone puts the sound system on. Someone else finds the wine glasses. The kitchen is stocked from a market run on the way in, the coffee maker is already on the counter, and the blender is waiting for whatever the evening calls for.
Mornings at Villa Samalas have a particular quality. The room-darkening shades hold the light back until you decide otherwise, and when you do pull them open the garden is bright and still. Breakfast happens at the dining table or outside, with coffee from the kitchen and whatever the group assembled the night before. The pool is at its clearest in the morning and the garden is cool enough to sit in without shade.
By mid-morning the choice is simple: stay inside the 300 square metres, which is genuinely comfortable for 8 people without anyone being on top of each other, or head out into Pererenan. The beach is a short ride. The lanes around the villa fill with local warungs, small cafes, and the kind of low-key commerce that makes Pererenan feel lived-in rather than designed for visitors.
Afternoons tend to fold back toward the villa. The pool, the outdoor seating, the cold air of the air-conditioned bedrooms. Evenings are long and unhurried — the dining table seats everyone, the kitchen handles whatever the group decides to cook, and the garden stays lit until everyone is ready to stop.

10 minutes by scooter
A wide, relatively uncrowded black-sand beach with consistent surf breaks that draw locals and intermediate riders more than tourists. Relaxed, low-key shoreline.

12 minutes by car
A long-standing Canggu institution with cold Bintang, live music on weekends, and an open terrace that sits directly above the break at Batu Bolong.

5 minutes by car
A well-stocked local supermarket serving the Pererenan and Canggu corridor. Reliable for fresh produce, pantry basics, and household supplies for a self-catering stay.

25 minutes by car
One of Bali's most important sea temples, set on a coastal rock formation. The late-afternoon light and ocean backdrop make it worth the short drive from Pererenan.
Just a few minutes north of Canggu's busiest streets, Pererenan operates at a different register entirely. Residential lanes, local warungs, and a beach that has not yet been redesigned for Instagram.
The Pererenan break works best on a mid-morning incoming tide. Here is what the session looks like from the water, and where to eat rice and eggs afterward on the road back.
With a stove, full refrigerator, blender, and coffee maker at Villa Samalas, self-catering in Pererenan is more than viable. We walked the nearest market and brought back a week of meals.
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