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5-Bedroom Luxury Villas in Calangute

byAndagere ArchitectsVilla projects across North GoaStarts from₹5,25,00,000 per villaView full gallery

A 5-bedroom estate designed to embrace the stillness of North Goa's paddy fields with open, breathable living spaces.

A rendering of the Calangute villa's approach, nestled among lush greenery. The design is integrated into the landscape, creating a sense of arrival that feels natural and welcoming, hinting at the private tropical sanctuary within.

This architectural section drawing illustrates how the Calangute villa is designed to sit within the land. It shows the relationship between the multi-level living spaces, the swimming pool, and the terraced garden that steps down towards the paddy fields.

An exploded axonometric view revealing the layers of the Calangute villa. This drawing deconstructs the design, showing how the different floors, roof structure, and outdoor spaces are organized to maximize views, natural light, and ventilation.

About The Calangute Villa: A Retreat Overlooking the Fields

In this 5-bedroom estate, we have separated the cooking into two distinct zones to balance social life with functionality. There is a 'Show Kitchen' designed for hosting and open interaction, and a separate 'Wet Kitchen' tucked away for the heavier, daily tasks, ensuring the main living areas remain clean and welcoming for your guests.

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Andagere Architects

Villa projects across North GoaStarts from ₹5,25,00,000 per villa

I am Ajith, and at Andagere Architects, we build homes that feel like they have grown out of the earth. My team and I focus on 'Indian Modern' design, working with local craftsmen to create spaces that breathe, whether it is our 5-bedroom estate in Calangute or a quiet retreat in Corgao.

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A view of a 5000 sq ft villa in Verla, Goa, with views of the surrounding paddy fields. The architecture blends traditional Goan functional elements with modern contemporary textures and colors for a luxurious retreat.
Another angle of the Verla villa, showing the relationship between the pool, the outdoor deck, and the interior spaces. The design emphasizes a relaxed, indoor-outdoor lifestyle perfect for the Goan climate.
The view from within the villa's courtyard, looking out over the pool to the lush green paddy fields beyond. This perfectly framed view is a key element of the design, connecting the home to its beautiful surroundings.

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The central courtyard and pool at Baia Villas is the heart of the project. I designed this U-shaped layout to seamlessly connect the living spaces to this focal point, creating an indoor-outdoor experience that is quintessentially Goan.29
The architecture of Baia Villas is defined by its bold forms and playful use of color. This exterior view showcases the interplay of arches and a terracotta jali screen, elements that nod to Goan heritage while creating a distinctly contemporary facade.
An arch frames a view, creating a deliberate moment of focus. Here at Baia Villas, the archway over the pool frames the lush tropical landscape, creating a living painting and a tranquil space for reflection.

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A wide-angle rendering of the "Pavilions in the Fields" project. The design emphasizes the horizontality of the landscape, with the homes acting as low-slung, transparent volumes that sit lightly upon the earth and offer panoramic views.
This illustrated site plan shows the three pavilion homes carefully placed at the edge of vast paddy fields. The layout is designed to maximize views and privacy while minimizing the impact on the surrounding agricultural landscape.
An elevation drawing for the "Pavilions in the Fields" project. The design juxtaposes solid volumes with porous screen walls, creating a visual rhythm of solidity and transparency that breathes with the landscape.

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This aerial view captures the essence of the Atmanya resort in Goa, where individual villas are nestled within dense tropical foliage along the river, offering guests both privacy and a deep connection to nature.4
A closer look at the villas at Atmanya, showcasing multi-level structures with large windows and balconies. The design uses natural materials to blend seamlessly with the surrounding forest environment.
The stepped seating of the open-air amphitheater at Atmanya is integrated into the landscape. This space, featuring brick pillars with climbing vines, is designed for relaxation and communal gatherings.
A render for a proposed 70-key boutique hotel nestled in a hilly landscape. The design features clean lines and terraced levels that follow the natural contour of the land, maximizing views and minimizing environmental impact.

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The master bedroom in Yuvraj Singh's Goa residence, featuring a minimal aesthetic with a neutral palette accented by shades of blue. The space opens onto a private balcony, reinforcing the home's connection to the serene natural landscape.
Another view of the bedroom in the Goa holiday home, showcasing the vaulted ceiling with exposed wooden beams and a built-in window seat. This design choice adds rustic charm and creates a cozy nook to enjoy the expansive views.
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