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Two guests. One considered retreat. Direct access to the stillness of southern Bali at coordinates that few ever find.
Adi Xendit occupies a singular position in the Balinese landscape — a retreat calibrated for two, where the architecture speaks in clean lines, natural stone, and reclaimed teak.
Adi Xendit — Quiet Precision on the Bali Hillside
Adi Xendit occupies a singular position in the Balinese landscape — a retreat calibrated for two, where the architecture speaks in clean lines, natural stone, and reclaimed teak. The structure follows a low-profile design philosophy common to the best private residences in the southern Bali corridor, allowing the surrounding tropical canopy to remain the dominant visual. Whitewashed render meets raw concrete underfoot, while louvred timber panels draw soft cross-breezes through every room without need for mechanical air movement during cooler months.
The coordinates — 8.661 degrees south, 115.255 east — place the property within reach of Bali's most compelling coastline and creative communities, yet far enough removed from the tourist corridors that mornings begin with birdsong rather than traffic. The local banjar, the traditional Balinese neighbourhood council, gives this area its particular sense of living culture: offerings appear on doorsteps at dawn, gamelan rehearsals carry on nearby walls at dusk, and the rice terraces that frame the eastern outlook shift colour with the season.
Adi Xendit was conceived for guests who travel with intention. There are no superfluous gestures here — each element from the fixed furniture to the linen weight has been chosen for its material quality and longevity. The kitchen is set up for guests who wish to cook using produce from the nearby morning market, while the outdoor spaces allow for unhurried afternoons in a climate that rewards stillness. A property of this scale — designed exclusively for two — means that nothing is shared with other guests, and the level of privacy approaches that of a private residence.
Practical details: the property accommodates a maximum of two guests. Direct booking guarantees the lowest available rate and includes personalised pre-arrival communication with the host to arrange transfers, provisioning, and any specific requests before you land.
Reliable fibre-connected WiFi throughout the property, suited to remote work, streaming, and video calls without interruption.
Secure off-street parking for one vehicle within the property boundary, accessible directly from the access lane.
Gas hob, full-size refrigerator, filtered water, and complete cookware set for self-catering using locally sourced produce.
Inverter air conditioning unit in the bedroom provides quiet, energy-efficient cooling adjustable between 16 and 30 degrees Celsius.
Oversized rain shower head with both hot and cold water pressure, set within stone-finished semi-open ensuite bathroom.
King-size mattress with high-thread-count cotton linen, extra pillows, and light wool blanket available for cooler Bali evenings.
Fully enclosed tropical garden with mature planting, accessed directly from the terrace — shared with no other guests.
Shaded timber deck with outdoor dining table for two and reclined seating, oriented toward the eastern morning light.
Washing machine available on request, along with drying facilities within the private garden area, suitable for extended stays.
Keypad or key-based secure entry system ensuring complete privacy for guests throughout the duration of their stay.
Quality bath and body products supplied on arrival, refilled on request, with additional towel sets available for stays beyond four nights.
Wall-mounted smart TV with international streaming app access in the living area, connectable to guest accounts.
A single generous sleeping room with a king-size bed dressed in high-thread-count cotton linen. Louvred teak panels on two walls allow natural ventilation, and the ensuite bathroom features open-air elements that connect interior to garden.
The central living area sits beneath a three-metre ceiling with polished concrete underfoot and fixed upholstered seating arranged around a low stone table. The proportions are generous for a two-guest property, allowing the room to feel unhurried.
A covered timber deck directly off the main living space opens to a private garden. Oriented east to catch morning light, the terrace holds a dining table for two and reclined seating suited to extended afternoon hours.
A compact, fully equipped kitchen with gas cooking, refrigeration, and adequate counter space for preparing meals sourced from nearby markets. Integrated dining area seats two comfortably against a window overlooking the garden.
The bathroom combines indoor and outdoor elements with stone basin surfaces, a rain shower, and natural materials throughout. Privacy is complete while the semi-open ceiling allows the Bali sky to be present in the ritual of washing.
You arrive through a narrow lane flanked by stone walls draped in bougainvillea, the car slowing to a pace that signals the shift from airport to sanctuary. The front door — solid reclaimed teak set flush into a rendered wall — opens directly into a cross-ventilated living space where the ceiling climbs three metres and the afternoon light arrives at a low, amber angle across the polished concrete floor.
Mornings at Adi Xendit have a reliable architecture of their own. Daylight enters from the east before seven, and the outdoor space is cool enough to take a slow coffee before the heat builds. The surrounding neighbourhood is already in motion — vendors, offerings, the faint percussion of daily Balinese life — and you can choose to be part of it or simply observe from the terrace. The nearest morning market is a short drive and worth the early departure for the quality of local produce alone.
By mid-morning, the southern Bali coastline is within easy reach. The beaches near Balangan and Bingin offer defined surf breaks and long flat stretches where the water arrives in gradations of green, and the coastal warung culture means that lunch is always within walking distance of wherever you leave the car. Afternoons back at the property belong entirely to you — the light quality inside the retreat changes dramatically through the day, and the designed quietness of the space encourages the kind of reading, resting, or conversation that travel so rarely allows.
As the sky shifts from gold to violet, the outdoor spaces at Adi Xendit come into their own. The air temperature drops just enough, the surrounding trees hold the last light, and the evening has a particular Balinese stillness that is specific to this latitude and longitude. Dinner can be sourced locally, prepared in the kitchen, or arranged by the host with a private chef — the choice, as with everything here, is entirely yours.
15 minutes by car
A long arc of white sand backed by limestone cliffs, with reliable left-hand surf breaks and a row of unpretentious warung serving fresh grilled fish.
25 minutes by car
A clifftop sea temple dating to the 11th century, positioned seventy metres above the Indian Ocean with daily Kecak fire dance performances at sunset.
20 minutes by car
A calm bay lined with open-air seafood restaurants where the day's catch is grilled over coconut husks and served on tables set directly in the sand.
10 minutes by car
A working neighbourhood market active from five in the morning, offering tropical fruit, fresh spices, and local snacks at prices set for residents rather than tourists.
The Bukit Peninsula's coastline rewards guests who move between beaches rather than committing to one. From Balangan's limestone backdrop to the flat-calm waters of Jimbaran at low tide, each bay carries a different light and a different pace of life.
Markets in southern Bali are operational before sunrise and largely finished by eight. Understanding the rhythm — what arrives fresh, what is made to order, and how to navigate without a common language — transforms a kitchen stay into something genuinely local.
Performed at Pura Uluwatu against the Indian Ocean at dusk, the Kecak is neither tourist performance nor private ceremony — it occupies a space between the two that grows more interesting the more closely you pay attention to its hundred-voice percussion structure.
Standard check-in begins at 3:00 PM local Bali time. Early check-in from 11:00 AM can often be arranged subject to availability — please contact the host at least 48 hours before arrival to request this, and we will confirm based on the departure schedule of the previous guest.
Standard check-out is by 11:00 AM. Late check-out until 2:00 PM may be available at no additional cost depending on same-day bookings. Please request late check-out the evening before your departure and the host will confirm availability directly.
Adi Xendit accommodates a maximum of two guests. The property is designed exclusively for couples or two travelling companions. We are not able to host additional guests beyond this maximum, including day visitors overnight.
Yes. One dedicated private parking space is included within the property boundary at no additional charge. The space is accessed via the access lane and is secure and covered. There is no charge for parking during the stay.
Pets are not accommodated at Adi Xendit at this time. This policy reflects the property's garden plantings and proximity to local wildlife. If you are travelling with a service animal, please contact the host directly before booking to discuss your specific situation.
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Cancellations made more than 14 days before the check-in date receive a full refund. Cancellations within 14 days of arrival are subject to a 50 percent retention of the total booking value. No-shows or same-day cancellations are non-refundable. Travel insurance is strongly recommended for all international guests.
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