Saffronstays Cafella

This home accepts credit card payment only. “Cash & Points Payment” or “Points Payment” is not applicable. Featured by Architectural Digest, Elle Decor and Buildofy, SaffronStays Cafella is truly a simplistic architectural masterpiece. Tucked away in the scenic town of Mudigere in Chikmagalur, SaffronStays Cafella, a 3-bedroom minimalist luxury villa offers a private coffee plantation estate stay. The tantalizing aroma of coffee plantations invites you into this home, where you will experience coffee as more than just a drink. Laterite stone walls and the inclined elliptical roof lend a distinctive charm to this villa. Also, this thoughtfully designed home enjoys a seamless connection with the greeneries and coffee plantations. Large floor-to-ceiling windows in the living area allow a ray of natural light and offer a laidback seating area with coffee plantation views. From curated coffee harvesting experience and telescopic star sightings to a classic poker table, SaffronStays Cafella offers an unforgettable getaway. The home also crafts a fiery BBQ experience along with a bonfire, a perfect way to celebrate togetherness with your friends and family. There are 5 dogs live on the site and they will roam free at night to guard the estate. These pets are kept a little away from the Bungalow to ensure you enjoy good times with your furry friends. Layout of the home Climb up the wide stairs to reach the entrance courtyard. Once you enter the home, you will find a living room, kitchen and dining area to the right. To the left, walk along the linear passage to access spacious window seating, two bedrooms and a master bedroom with a bathtub. The living room opens up to an expansive verandah on two sides, where guests can capture the sunrise, sunset and coffee plantation views. The living room features wooden panels, stunning metal artwork, elaborate rugs, a leather sofa and a dining table. The sloping roof structure has enabled the Elevated viewing deck above the parking area, which can be accessed via a metal staircase. The interiors are done up in earthy schemes with exposed laterite walls and plastered and painted walls.