Drawn around the sun
Every villa is oriented to the light and the sea breeze — rooms wake with the morning and cool as the day turns.






Solaace began with a single plot of coastal scrub and a stubborn idea — that a home this close to the sea should be shaped by the shoreline, not dropped onto it. We kept the casuarina, followed the sun, and drew everything else around what was already here.
Six acres off the East Coast Road, held back from the highway and open to the water.
Stone, lime and native timber — detailed to weather salt air and improve with it.










A house this close to the water asks for a different kind of care. These are the four convictions we refuse to compromise — the ones you feel long before you can name them.
Every villa is oriented to the light and the sea breeze — rooms wake with the morning and cool as the day turns.
Stone, lime and native timber, detailed for coastal air so the house doesn't merely survive the shoreline — it improves on it.
Only twelve residences across six acres. Space is the luxury here — held back from the road, open to the water.
Minutes off the East Coast Road yet a world apart — the shore is a short walk, never a drive.







Seven rooms — from a fifteen-guest dormitory to Kerala-style suites — with a pool, indoor games, a big lawn and a private way to the beach. Made for families, friends and groups who would rather stay together.

The Dormitory

Cool off between the beach and the lawn, morning to evening.

A games room for slow afternoons, rainy days and late nights.

Your own way down to the shore — no crowds, no drive.

Open grass for gatherings, long dinners and evenings outdoors.
Birthdays, family functions, reunions — the big lawn is made for the celebration.
The house is best understood in person, an hour before sunset. Write to us, or simply arrive — we’ll keep the gate open and the coffee warm.
Site visits daily, 9am – 6pm, by appointment