Villa 2 comprises three buildings – an open-sided living and dining pavilion, an elevated relaxation pavilion and a third building that houses two bedrooms, each with an en-suite garden bathroom.

The villa is entered via a set of double antique doors leading from a small courtyard. Here, two Balinese statues rest in a serene lotus pond, with three trickling water spouts.

Six towering coconut palms line the garden of the villa, which is walled on three sides and dominated by a raised, open-sided living and dining pavilion. This raised pavilion features a soaring ‘alang alang’ thatched roof supported by coconut wood pillars above a cream terrazzo floor. Ceiling fans and gentle breezes keep this area cool, and it is furnished with cushioned wicker sofas and chairs, a coffee table, and a dining table with comfortable sofa seating. The pavilion also integrates an open-plan kitchenette, for the use of the guests on those occasions when they might not require waiter/waitress service from the main Tamu Seseh service-kitchen. The kitchenette is located behind a black terrazzo bar and is complete with a gas hob, fridge, microwave, toaster, kettle, crockery and cutlery. Inside the fitted cupboards, guests will also find a stereo CD/cassette player. High stools line the bar, which is ornamented with colored tiles.

In the garden, a white Palimanan stone patio is furnished with four pool loungers and two umbrellas beside a 12 x 4 meter lap pool; a barbeque is situated behind the umbrellas. A timber walkway runs across the flat lawn, and one end of the garden – unbroken by walls or borders – opens into the rice fields. Primitive-style Indonesian wood carvings add to the character of the magnificent setting.