Overview
Although completely private, Villa Ahasa and Villa Sulanga have the facility to be joined at certain points, and are located next to Habaraduwa House, which make them ideal for those travelling with large families or groups of friends.
Villa Ahasa and Villa Sulanga were conceived by Channa Daswatte, a renowned Sri Lankan architect who worked with Geoffrey Bawa. For the stylish two-storey design, he took inspiration from colonial railway bungalows located in the North Western and North Central Provinces.
The villas centre around comfortable communal outdoor spaces. A leafy entrance courtyard draws the eye through the open-air dining ambalamas to the ocean. Large, comfortable air-conditioned living rooms, decorated with the help of George Cooper, with antique Chinese furniture sent from Hong Kong, lead onto covered verandahs which overlook the pools. These unique features make our home the perfect place to spend peaceful days with loved ones.
Great care has been taken to recruit a friendly team who really care about the property. The manager, housekeepers and chef, are on hand to ensure that stays here are restful and relaxing.