Goa’s famed Vagator beach, with its rustling palm trees and cascading waves, is a hotspot for many tourists and holidaymakers. Just two minutes away in Anjuna, tucked in quietude, is a fully furnished two-level villa whose verdant setting makes for an invigorating escape. Spread across 1,524 square yards of individual land, this villa features capacious and tastefully done up interiors and evokes a unique Mediterranean aesthetic while imbibing Goa’s traditional ways of living.

Ascending the steps of the foyer, one enters a small cloister enshrining an orange tree, surrounded with bursts of bougainvillea, tagar, passion fruit, and other sub-tropical plants. Along the walkway separating the cloister from the rooms, elegant wooden columns hold up gently sloping pantile roofs. The shaded walkway, fitted with subtle tones of earthy brown tiles, is perfect for ambling along or relaxing. It leads on to a narrow lawn, lined with neatly pruned plants, and to ...Goa’s famed Vagator beach, with its rustling palm trees and cascading waves, is a hotspot for many tourists and holidaymakers. Just two minutes away in Anjuna, tucked in quietude, is a fully furnished two-level villa whose verdant setting makes for an invigorating escape. Spread across 1,524 square yards of individual land, this villa features capacious and tastefully done up interiors and evokes a unique Mediterranean aesthetic while imbibing Goa’s traditional ways of living.

Ascending the steps of the foyer, one enters a small cloister enshrining an orange tree, surrounded with bursts of bougainvillea, tagar, passion fruit, and other sub-tropical plants. Along the walkway separating the cloister from the rooms, elegant wooden columns hold up gently sloping pantile roofs. The shaded walkway, fitted with subtle tones of earthy brown tiles, is perfect for ambling along or relaxing. It leads on to a narrow lawn, lined with neatly pruned plants, and to a luxurious swimming pool. At the far end, a quaint sit-out overlooks the pool and lawn, offering a silent, meditative spot on pleasant days.

Bordering the lawn and pool are four spacious bedrooms. Large shuttered doors lead to cream-toned interiors, beautifully lit with ensconced lighting. High gabled ceilings add to their spaciousness and lend them a light, airy feel. The finest handmade tiles have been used to lay the flooring, imbuing the rooms with a unique vibe.

Each room comes furnished with huge beds, side-tables, chairs and dressing tables. The en-suite bathrooms are replete with shower rooms, big horizontal mirrors, and feature the finest fittings. Leaving the rooms and walking back along the cloister, glass-paned wooden doors lead to the living and dining area.

The eight-seater dining area is beautifully integrated with the living area by splendid Romanesque arches. Giant Roman windows open out to a walled pathway. Adjacent to the living and dining area are the kitchen, and staff quarters which currently house four male and four female staff. The kitchen is equipped with crockery, cutlery, and high quality appliances.

Moving along the walkway and facing the lawn, a flight of spiral stairs to the right leads to the master bedroom, the highlight of the property. Occupying an entire level just above the foyer, the bedroom is an opulent indulgence, lavishly decked with paintings and vintage artefacts sourced from old Goan homes, which can be found throughout the house.

A free one-year contract will be provided by G4S security, and a free one-year facilities management contract includes a property manager, cleaners, pool attendants, and gardener to maintain the lawn and tend to the plants. There is no dearth of space for parking at the villa. It has two built-in garages, and in addition, ten cars can be accommodated in the space allocated.

The villa’s location in Anjuna makes it easy to travel to nearby beaches and restaurants. It is only five minutes away from famous restaurants, including Thalassa, located on the Ozron Beach with vistas of the Arabian Sea, and Ciao Bella, a lovely Italian restaurant in Vagator. A ten-minute drive from the towns of Baga and Calangute, and twenty minutes away from Ashwem and Morjim beaches, it is conveniently poised for escapades. The closest airport, Dabolim, is fifty minutes away, making it easy to fly in and out on weekends. Read More