La Casa Española II

About

Phase two of the project that sold out in four months. Sixteen villas across three plots in Bingin, three minutes on foot from the beach, each with its own pool. La Casa Española means a Spanish home, and the design is exactly that argument: Mediterranean expression built by Javanese hands, with Tegel Kunci underfoot, batik drawn into the ceilings, arches and whitewashed walls.

The ground floor is an open studio lounge around a fireplace with the pool straight off it — an open bathtub, a kitchen with an island table, a living room under a void ceiling, a shower room. The staircase is framed floor to ceiling in glass. Upstairs the bedroom takes the panoramic window and its own balcony, with an open space that looks back down over the villa, a secret loggia to read or work in, and a library. Units run 106 to 199 m², one to three bedrooms, two bathrooms with a bathtub in each, four‑metre domes, and a rooftop above it all.

Most villas here are handed over as an empty structure, and the months that follow — sourcing furniture, waiting on appliances, chasing installers — are the cost nobody quotes you. This one is finished.

• Furniture crafted and installed
• Bedding, linens and soft furnishings in place
• Appliances fitted and tested
• Kitchenware stocked
• Decor curated and greenery positioned
• Internet and smart systems installed

Handover day is the beginning of it, not the start of a to-do list. The same standard on every project since Tropical Loft.

What it is made of

Floors

Tegel Kunci — the interlocking cement tile Indonesia has laid since the colonial era, still pressed one at a time in Java

Ceilings

Javanese sky ceilings over the bedrooms, batik drawn into them

Pool

Sukabumi volcanic stone, sealed so the iron in it cannot oxidise and stain brown

Roof and beams

Ironwood from Kalimantan, Bangkirai beams — the specification carried straight from phase one

Structure

Heavy steel frame, 200 mm, and panoramic tempered glass

Kitchen

Quadra Kintamani stone, anti‑scratch, with Modena Italy appliances throughout

Bathrooms

Paloma Liberty in oil‑rubbed bronze; bathtubs and sinks in black onyx stone‑resin

Furniture

Old teak from Java, made for the villa rather than bought for it

The money goes where nobody looks: waterproofing, foundations and the sealant on the stone settle whether this is still worth owning in ten years. What goes in the concrete →

Units

Every card shows issuer, number, date and who checked it, and opens the document. Personal data in scans is redacted; nothing else is.

Payment schedule

Reservation deposit terms are published with the legal opinion. Until then, reserving means a call with Fedor and a written hold.

Location

Three minutes on foot to Bingin beach, five to Padang Padang and Impossible. Uluwatu, the temple and the cliff restaurants are twenty minutes south; the airport is about forty‑five minutes north, which is the same drive your guests will make. Plot classification and the July 2025 demolition belt are shown on the Documents tab.