I am Priyanthi, this property originally belonged to my father, but it was my mother who worked tirelessly to keep it alive and vibrant over the years. Passed down through generations for over 200 years, this was our family’s second home, where we spent our school holidays surrounded by nature and the rhythms of village life. Growing up here, I witnessed the blend of simplicity and warmth that defines our family—stories shared over meals, celebrations that brought the community together, and quiet moments that connected us to the land, and also many tourists stopped by to take photos of the estate. Our hope is to share this authentic experience with visitors, allowing them to feel the heartbeat of Sri Lanka as we have. We welcome guests not just into a home, but to experience the old Sri Lankan style how to draw water from the well, How Coconuts are Plucked by 60 feet long bamboo or by climbing the tree & how the nuts are DE husked. Free Roaming animals and birds all of them rescued from harm. I hope every guest leaves feeling a connection to the land, its animals, and its traditions, enriched by cultural knowledge and the simple joys of rural life.

Located just 15–20 minutes from the airport, our three private villas with all modern facilities, offers a peaceful and comfortable stopover for travellers who wish to rest, refresh, and continue their journey. Being close to the airport while also positioned along key inland routes, can easily access major destinations like Colombo /Kandy /Nuwaraeliya /Habarana/ Sigiriya. The property is home to free-roaming cows, Donkeys, water buffalo, sheep, goats, chickens, and a variety of birds, many of whom have been rescued, and now live peacefully within the grounds. offers guests an opportunity to experience old-world Sri Lankan hospitality, rooted in simplicity, kindness, and respect for nature. Guests who are interested may learn about traditional practices, such as Drawing water from a well, Traditional methods of preparing rice flour ,Grinding pulses using old techniques, Coconut plucking and husk removal Simple rural farming practices These experiences are informal and offered as part of everyday life on the property, allowing guests to engage at their own pace without feeling rushed or obligated. provide a meaningful glimpse into Sri Lanka’s cultural heritage and rural traditions

The neighbourhood is a serene expanse of towering coconut trees, their slender trunks rising skyward and forming shaded walkways that wind gracefully through the area. Sunlight filters through the fronds, casting dancing patterns on the ground as gentle breezes stir the leaves. Within the estate, water buffaloes, cows, donkeys, goats, sheep, and birds roam freely, adding life and movement to the lush landscape. From time to time, wild birds, rabbits, and peacocks can be seen, bringing unexpected glimpses of nature. Amidst this tropical beauty, the community thrives with a blend of culture and convenience: a local church and a Buddhist temple offer spaces for reflection, while 2 Supermarkets (Food City) brings daily life to the neighbourhood. The harmony of nature, wildlife, and community life gives this coconut plantation setting a unique charm, inviting residents and visitors alike to experience its calm, timeless beauty