Primary Bedroom
A full king bed positioned to face the garden. Timber ceiling, terrazzo floor, blackout curtains. The ensuite has an open-air shower with hand-laid stone tile and rainfall head.
A villa built around light and outdoor living
The R Villa Talang sits on Jl. Pratu Rai Madra in Cemagi, a low-density village in Mengwi District on Bali's southwest coast. At 180 square metres, the property is compact enough to feel intimate yet open enough that indoor and outdoor space blur continuously. Terrazzo floors, exposed timber ceiling beams, and louvred shutters define the interior palette — materials chosen to stay cool in Bali's heat without relying entirely on air conditioning.
The villa faces east across working rice terraces. In the early morning the light is flat and golden, moving across the paddy in a way that changes hour by hour. The surrounding neighbourhood is residential and quiet — this is not the Seminyak corridor. Cafes, warung, and surf break access at Cemagi beach are reachable within minutes by scooter, while Echo Beach and Canggu's Batu Bolong strip are roughly fifteen to twenty minutes south.
Host Raffael designed the property with a four-guest maximum to keep the space generous. There are two bedrooms, each with ensuite bathroom, and a private pool that runs along the garden edge facing the fields. The kitchen is fully equipped for self-catering. A covered outdoor dining area means meals can happen outside regardless of afternoon rain.
The address places you close enough to Bali's most popular southwest coast amenities — good coffee, fresh fish, temple ceremonies on the main road — while sitting in a pocket that still sees morning silence and working agriculture. For guests who want Bali without the density, Cemagi is a deliberate choice rather than a compromise.
