Designed by Abraham John Architects, the abode features a collection of fragmented elements connected by bridges. There is a deck to relax between the living and dining areas overlooking the infinity pool, while bedrooms retreat separately between the trees, each with en-suite bathrooms, rear garden, front garden, and internal courtyard.

The structure is anchored by exposed laterite stone walls that stand tall, with their weathered, rusty-red texture. Sustainability is integrated through features like rainwater harvesting from the sloping roofs pitched at different angles and thermal mass provided by the walls. The building also provides plenty of privacy in the design with wooden screens carved from 100-year-old recycled teak. While the prestigious address offers a private road, it also doesn’t stray from its local Goan village surroundings, offering a tranquil stay to unwind and reset.