Tassana Pra has been specifically designed by the owner to be one of his principal homes. Many antiques and decorative items have therefore been carefully selected to make the villa a unique and symbolic place to stay and rest.

The imposing entrance gate and long stone driveway lead down to the villa through some of the 4,800 sq. m. of lush private gardens.

The first and largest of the five connected pavilions that compose the villa has a soaring Thai roof supported by 16 antique wood columns, and is reached via an ornate covered walkway bridge across a lily pond. This is the sumptuous living and dining area, which opens out onto a large covered terrace, ideal for casual dining and entertainment, and offering spectacular and unobstructed 180-degree views of the mountains, the sea, the coastline, and the Big Buddha Temple, in addition to the swimming pool. The four other pavilions are located at each corner of the villa and are all accessed from the living room.