The renowned Australian architecture company Madeleine Blanchfield Architects designed the magnificent luxury villa Korovesi near Savusavu, a city in Cakaudrove, Fiji. This beautifully furnished holiday home offers guests comfort, relaxation, and adventure. Dive with us into an exotic oasis in the South Pacific.
Luxury villa Korovesi by Madeleine Blanchfield Architects
The luxury villa extends over 3.24 hectares and boasts impressive views of Savusavu Bay. The city and the airport are about 10 minutes away by car. Elements of traditional architecture formed the basis for the contemporary design. The building consists of seven volumes arranged on two levels. Lush planting surrounds the exterior.
Luxury villa Korovesi impresses with traditional architecture
This amazing holiday home offers luxurious accommodation for up to 10 people and can be booked throughout the year. Prices range between $5,600 and $11,200 in high season. The spacious rooms and suites offer guests the highest level of comfort and convenience. Nothing has been spared in the equipment or the design. The interior is elegant: neutral tones, clean lines, and dark tropical wood are combined throughout. The kitchen has an open style and a separate cooking area. Modern kitchen equipment includes an oven, grill, and wood-burning pizza oven, as well as a traditional Fijian lovo pit.
Exotic villa with ocean views
The kitchen, living room, and bedrooms are upstairs, where they have direct access to the deck with an infinity pool. Two very comfortable, well-appointed rooms are available, one oriented outward so guests can enjoy generous views of the bay and lush landscape. The owner, Gavin Vanderplank, offers a unique vacation experience in the South Pacific.
A scenic view of nature
Korovesi luxury villa is an ideal place for family vacations, adventures with groups of friends, or a romantic honeymoon.
Wooden deck with seating
The cottage has a swimming pool
A pampering luxury apartment
Panoramic view of the countryside
Wooden pergola with climbing plants
Innovation in technical areas
Red tropical wood in the dining room
The open-plan living room is passively cooled
Traditional elements in the room
Luxury bathroom with freestanding bath
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