Villa Alice Dua2BR Villa with Bean-Shaped Pool and Garden Bathtubs in Central Seminyak

Villa Alice Dua is the neighbouring villa to Alice Satu, on the same quiet lane in Seminyak’s Oberoi district. It is a standalone two-bedroom house with its own pool, its own garden and its own front door — no shared walls, no shared lawn.

The garden is the draw here. A long stretch of lawn runs the length of the plot, edged with palms and heliconia, with a bean-shaped pool and a shallow end for children. A white pavilion with drapes stands at the water’s edge over a daybed, and sun loungers line the grass. The living pavilion sits open-sided under a high pitched roof — deep pale sofas facing the garden, a long dark dining table, and a kitchen with a bar counter and open timber shelving.

Both bedrooms have canopied four-poster kings and open through glass doors onto the lawn. The en-suites are the part people remember: sunken black granite tubs set into semi-outdoor courtyards planted with bamboo, alongside separate rain showers and stone vanities. Mosquito nets are fitted.

Breakfast is included, and the floating breakfast on a rattan tray in the pool can be arranged. Parking is private and covered, and there is a back-up generator. Villa Alice Satu is next door, and the two are let together as Alice Estate when a group needs four bedrooms.

The living pavilion is open-sided under a high pitched roof, with white drapes on the garden side and a deep pale sofa and daybed arrangement facing out. A long dark dining table sits beside it under the same roof, backed by open timber shelving and woven Balinese basket art.

The kitchen runs along one side with a dark stone counter, a bar counter with stools, a full range and oven, a large fridge and generous prep space.

Outside, the lawn runs the length of the plot with a bean-shaped pool set into it and a shallow end for children. A white curtained pavilion stands over a daybed at the water’s edge, and black sun loungers line the grass under palms. A second white pergola shades a daybed further along.

Both bedrooms are king rooms with canopied four-poster frames, air conditioning, mosquito nets and full-height glass onto the garden. Each has a huge semi-outdoor en-suite: a sunken black granite tub set into a bamboo-planted courtyard, a separate rain shower behind glass, and a stone vanity with a mirror.

Parking is private and covered under a planted overhang. The villa has a back-up generator, and a staff team covering housekeeping, gardening, pool service and night security.