Siri Wedamadura by Colonial Villas in Sri Lanka

 

 

 

 

Siri Wedamadura is a painstakingly restored traditional manor house set in five acres of grounds in the heart of Mirissa only moments from the beach and the fisheries harbour. The heritage four-bedroom home is an oasis of tranquility in the bustling village. For late availability and off-season we offer the villa for booking by the room. If you are interested in more than one room or wish to book the whole villa on an exclusive (4 double/twin rooms, sleeps 8) please don’t hesitate to ask.
The house features a 20 metre lap pool, comfortable indoor and outdoor living areas with WiFi and a well-equipped kitchen. Enjoy open air dining facing an intimate garden with a jungle backdrop. The house is fully serviced by a housekeeper, chef, gardener, and pool attendant. A car and driver are available upon request.
The garden provides expansive views over Mirissa fishing harbour and Weligama bay. It is a place to connect with nature in meditation, yoga or exercise. Many of the gardens’ trees and shrubs offer Sri Lanka’s spice and fresh fruit, including coffee, Kaffir lime, cinnamon, curry, mango, cashew and Jackfruit trees. Live entertainment by the games of the monkeys or the peacock to dance. Living ponds stock tiny fish and tadpoles a turtle or a water monitor.
At night the garden comes to life with several varieties of frogs, crickets, fireflies and nocturnal birds.
Sri Wedamadura's four garden-view air conditioned bedrooms are located over 2 levels. Each features either a double or two single four-poster beds with mosquito nets.
Each room has a wardrobe and a contemporary ensuite bathroom with rain shower. Two bedrooms, a double and a twin open from the ground floor living room. The other two twin bedrooms are accessed via the first floor landing. A rear staircase from the dining veranda leads to this upper floor.
The living and dining areas are all situated on the ground floor. At the front of the house is a deep garden-view veranda scattered with rattan chairs, which leads straight into a beanbag-furnished living room illuminated by a skylight. Beyond the living room is a spacious, open-sided dining veranda elegantly furnished with a dining table for 10 overlooking the exotic foliage of the leafy back garden. Leading from the dining area is a fully equipped kitchen finished in smooth grey cement.
The living and dining areas are all situated on the ground floor. At the front of the house is a deep garden-view veranda scattered with rattan chairs, which leads straight into a beanbag-furnished living room illuminated by a skylight. Beyond the living room is a spacious, open-sided dining veranda elegantly furnished with a dining table for 10 overlooking the exotic foliage of the leafy back garden. Just off this dining area is a fully equipped kitchen finished in smooth grey cement.
The house, pool and the five acres of grounds are all yours to explore. The only places that are "out of bounds" are the staff quarters .
Mirissa is a vibrant beach town on Sri Lanka’s south coast that is well known as a prime spot for whale and dolphin watching between December and March, where you can see many acrobatic spinner dolphins and the mighty blue whale. This town’s youthful energy, lively and beautiful bay and great position between historic Galle and the secluded beaches of Tangalle have led to Mirissa becoming one of the most popular Sri Lanka destinations for holidaymakers. Mirissa is also a fantastic place to do water-sports, from surfing and snorkeling to sailing on a private catamaran.
We can arrange Tuk Tuk taxis or any other accordingly

 

Siri Wedamadura by Colonial Villas in Sri Lanka classifies itself as a 5 star hotel.
N.B. Please note that the star ratings are interpreted generously by the hotels in many countries.

 

N.B. Please note that these are considered correct at the time of publishing, but may no longer be available. If any of the facilities are absolutely essential for you please check when booking. Please do not assume that all are included in the room rate.