Raht Aashyana Lakhanpal
A long pool on the estate, the sun breaking through coconut palms above a timber deck
The grounds

The Estate.

Four acres of coconut grove that walk to the sea, with three pools and a sea deck.

A garden that walks to the sea.

Four acres of coconut palm, cashew and bougainvillea, with two private paths down to the Candolim shore.

A hammock slung between coconut palms in the garden
The garden

Four acres in the grove.

Coconut palm, cashew and bougainvillea, kept by the gardeners who have tended it for years, with hammocks slung where the shade falls.

Loungers on a timber deck beside a long pool
The pools

Three pools, the long one under the palms.

Three pools in the garden to swim or sit by, the long one set under the palms, loungers on the timber deck.

The sun low over the sea at the garden’s edge
The sea

The sea deck and both paths to the beach.

A deck at the garden’s edge for the sunset, and two private paths through the palms down to the sand at Candolim.

The kept grove with its kitchen garden
How it is kept

A kitchen garden, and rainwater.

The kitchen cooks from the garden, and the estate keeps its own water — four acres run the way a Goan garden should be. [CONFIRM details]

“You swim in a diamond blue pool being dive-bombed by dragonflies; a mongoose washes his whiskers; butterflies skim the water to drink.”
Vanity Fair
Come and see it

Nine houses in the grove.

Every house opens onto these four acres. Choose yours by how many of you are coming.

The Nine Doors