Wild Fig Villa
For Families & Gatherings | 10–12 Guests
Nestled beside the Quinta, our largest villa is ideal for those who want to stay together without giving up personal space. Three unique bedrooms—North, Central, and South—can host one to three families comfortably. Each unit can be booked separately too. Just steps from the Victor Lounge, Dining Terrace, and Yoga Studio, this villa offers both ease and elegance.
North & South Fig Villas
For 2–4 GuestsSemi-private duplexes with interiors featuring warm pinewood panelling and heritage switches, with views of the estate gardens and sweeping ridgelines beyond. Each villa has two double beds—one can be converted into twin—across the two floors, ideal for a couple with two children or a family of four. Both bedrooms have ensuite bathrooms.
Central Fig Villa
For 2–4 GuestsThis two-storey unit offers a living area below and a bedroom above, with a small balcony on the first floor. Interiors feature warm pinewood panelling and heritage switches, with views of the estate gardens and sweeping ridgelines beyond. Perfect for couples or families who may wish to add extra beds in the ground-floor sitting room.
Oak & Pine Cottages
Cozy, Pet-Friendly Hideaways | 2–3 Guests
Set in the northern stretch of the estate, these two cottages offer privacy, nature, and comfort in equal measure. A short walk from the main bungalow, they are pet-friendly and perfect for couples, solo travellers, or small families looking to slow down and savour Parvada’s quiet charm.
Oak CottageVillas
Private & PeacefulReached by a path lined with oak trees, Oak Cottage opens to orchard views that brim with fruit from April to September. Inside are warm, inviting interiors with a bedroom and seating area, a living room with kitchenette, and a covered verandah perfect for slow mornings.
Pine Cottage
Studio Comfort with ViewsJust below Oak Cottage, Pine Cottage is named for the pine tree that rises through its portico roof. The studio layout features a bedroom with dressing area, an extra-large sit-out facing the South Gola Range, and a small garden at the entrance.