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Tarshush Beach Residence
Although this tranquil seaside villa is sundrenched throughout the day, it truly comes into its own as the day draws to a close and the molten sun sets in a spectacular fashion over the sea. There’s a western-facing balcony with cushioned seating specifically designed for guests to enjoy this natural phenomenon, which culminates in a twinkling rejuvenation of the bay as the candle-topped tables, fairy lights and neon signboards of the rustic restaurants and hotels dramatically begin to illuminate the night.
Tarshush is staffed by two houseboys who keep the villa clean and tidy. They provide breakfast every morning and can also prepare other meals given sufficient notice (provisions on guest account). Should you prefer to self-cater, the houseboys will happily head to the markets to do your grocery shopping for you. Many restaurants can be reached on foot (including one right next door that is renowned for its delicious Sri Lankan rice and curry) as can a selection of shops selling basic provisions and souvenirs. With Unawatuna on your doorstep and plenty of other beaches and attractions within easy reach, you can enjoy activities including diving, snorkelling, temple visits, tea factory tours, whale watching, rainforests treks and cookery classes. Galle, its fabulous fort and most of these attractions are only a short tuk-tuk ride away.
- Air-con
- Baby Cot
- BBQ
- Bed Linen
- Main Dining (8 persons)
- Ceiling Fans
- Internet (WiFi)
- Equipped Kitchen
- Laundry Service (Sent out)
- Oven/Hotplates
- Safe
- Towels
- Security
- Shopper
- Manager
- Housekeeping (Full time)
- Chef/Cook (Breakfast only)
| Period | Net Rates |
|---|---|
| from 1 May 2012 to 30 September 2012 | $ 350 |
| from 1 October 2012 to 14 December 2012 | $ 480 |
| from 15 December 2012 to 20 January 2013 | $ 550 |
| from 21 January 2013 to 30 April 2013 | $ 480 |
| from 1 May 2013 to 30 September 2013 | $ 380 |
An inner courtyard blooming with tropical flowers distances the road from the villa whose entrance is via a black wooden gate. The blue of the ocean is in view even as you cross this courtyard and look down through the villa.
The expansive, open-plan living and dining room houses only the most essential furnishings; a dining table for eight and two long black sofas with a coffee table bridging the gap between them. Fans cool this area whilst a sea breeze enters through swivelling glass doors that display excellent views of the sea. Adjacent to the living room is a kitchen equipped with fridge/freezer, mini oven and hotplates, kettle, toaster, cookware, crockery, glasses and cutlery.
A few steps down from the living room is a covered verandah with second dining table (seats six) and wonderful sea views that extend into a small grassy garden furnished with sunbeds. From here, steps lead down to the rock pools whilst a staircase curving to the right takes you up to the three double bedrooms on the first floor; each opening onto a wide sun-drenched balcony with westerly-facing cushioned seating and expansive sea views.
Four-poster double beds draped in mosquito netting take pride of place in the bedrooms whilst exposed timber ceilings and grey cement floors reflect the villa’s tropical modern aesthetic. Each bedroom is air conditioned, though ceiling fans are also available. The two larger bedrooms both have writing desks and cushioned sofas that face directly out to sea through sliding glass doors. Each bedroom has an ensuite bathroom with shower, toilet and washbasin.
The expansive, open-plan living and dining room houses only the most essential furnishings; a dining table for eight and two long black sofas with a coffee table bridging the gap between them. Fans cool this area whilst a sea breeze enters through swivelling glass doors that display excellent views of the sea. Adjacent to the living room is a kitchen equipped with fridge/freezer, mini oven and hotplates, kettle, toaster, cookware, crockery, glasses and cutlery.
A few steps down from the living room is a covered verandah with second dining table (seats six) and wonderful sea views that extend into a small grassy garden furnished with sunbeds. From here, steps lead down to the rock pools whilst a staircase curving to the right takes you up to the three double bedrooms on the first floor; each opening onto a wide sun-drenched balcony with westerly-facing cushioned seating and expansive sea views.
Four-poster double beds draped in mosquito netting take pride of place in the bedrooms whilst exposed timber ceilings and grey cement floors reflect the villa’s tropical modern aesthetic. Each bedroom is air conditioned, though ceiling fans are also available. The two larger bedrooms both have writing desks and cushioned sofas that face directly out to sea through sliding glass doors. Each bedroom has an ensuite bathroom with shower, toilet and washbasin.
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