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TOP PROPERTIES Southern Comfort 04 The Editorial Sri Lanka - Truely a land like no Other! Being away from home over the last 8 months has really given me the opportunity to step back and re-evaluate the beauty, abundance and endless opportunities available in our glorious country. Today Sri Lanka is being recognized as the new emerging market in Asia, we see this with the increase in foreign investment from all parts of the world. This has opened doors in the real estate sector like never before. The Jewel Of The South 16 In this issue we take you along the South Coast starting with our cover feaure on Casa Mirissa. Lalin Jinasena one of Sri Lanka’s profound experts in the field of designing spaces takes his creative genius to the heart of the south - Mirssa where he transforms a picturesque landscape to a living space giving you a combination of modern lines and rustic inclusions to give you a feel of ‘Old meets ISSUE 22 New.’ To entice our readers further we thought of highlighting the Galle Fort - The Jewel of the South in all it’s majesty. The Galle Fort was CONTENTS declared a Unesco Heritage site in 1988 and is considered to be one of Sri Lanka’s architectural gems whilst being the best preserved Palagama Beach Resort Features ancient Fort in Asia. We also briefly take you through Hikkaduwa, 38 Unawatuna and Thalpe - which are some of the popular stop over 04 Southern Comfort cities and my personal favourites as well. 16 The Jewel Of The South 38 Palagama Beach Resort In this issue we also feature Your Perfect Island Abode Palangama Beach Resort, nestled in the tranquility of Kalpitiya TEAM and part of Alankuda Beach which is home to some of the finest News & Interiors resorts in the country. Laid back and luxurious are two words to Editor describe it. Then we move on to an informative piece of reading on Lara De Zoysa 44 Premier Commercial Office Space Premier Commercial Office Space and the Demand for it by KPMG In Demand who we must thank for their continued support. Finally a few more Layout and Design 48 Essential Tips For Villa Rentals Essential Tips For Villa Rentals stops - Cape Weligama the luxury cliffside retreat designed by Thai Sampath Weragoda 54 The Maldives - Perfection Found. 48 architect Lek Bunnag, where the smallest of these beach villas are Advertising and Marketing 58 Q&A: Your Questions Answered! 1400sqft combining colonial style and contemporary amenities and Puja Srivastava 62 Fairway Galle - A Home Where Contemporary last but certainly not least spectacular Maldives that manages to Living Blends In With Southern Culture bring together the vivid imagery of mythical paradise, unobtrusive Contributors And Heritage luxury and the adventurous Spirit…of ‘Robinson Crusoe.’. Dinushka Chandrasena, 64 Cape Weligama Marianne Gooneratna, KPMG, We hope you enjoy this edition of our magazine! As always we try Dinesh Chandrasena, Jade Jayawardena to provide our readers with new insights and the latest updates pertaining to real estate market. Please visit our website at www. Photographer Properties toppropertygroup.com or call us on +94 11 5740187 if you need S.D.S, Nuwan Attanayake assistance with any of your real estate needs or require your property 67 Apartments For Sale Directors The Maldives - Perfection Found featured in our magazine. 68 Top Properties Classifieds Lara De Zoysa 76 Swastha Classifieds 54 Marcus Kenny 84 Top Properties Directory We wish all our readers a wonderful New Year filled with Prosperity and Happiness! Lemon (Pvt) Ltd. Publication, 5757589, [email protected]. All rights reserved. Reproduction whole or in part without written permission is strictly prohibited. The views expressed do not necessarily reflect those Lara De Zoysa of the publisher or printer. Top Property cannot be Editor responsible for unsolicited material. 2 TOP PROPERTIES TOP PROPERTIES Feature SOUTHERN COMFORT Written by Dinushka Chandrasena A love of the South and the creative genius to Colombo, it combines modern lines with rustic inclusions to give you a feel of ‘old meets new’. transform a picturesque landscape into a living space are just a few ways in which you can describe “LalinResidences is also a unique concept which is among the first in Sri Lanka to build villas in the Weligama and Mirissa areas Lalin Jinasena, one of Sri Lanka’s profound experts where holiday makers would be able to own their very own Southern in field of designing spaces. Retreat. ith the birth of the Casa Colombo Collection and “I am concentrating on properties along the coast in the Mirissa Lalin Residences, CCCMirissa opened its doors on and Weligama areas where I acquire the land and build villas purely the south coast in December 2015 offering guests for sale as there are a lot of people who like to have property along a unique experience of the best our shores have to the coast but don’t like the complications involved in the building Woffer. A completely different design angle to CCC process” 4 TOP PROPERTIES TOP PROPERTIES 5 TOP PROPERTIES Feature Feature TOP PROPERTIES The clients get a readymade villa with a clear title in their name and have the option of converting it into a rentable space where CCC could manage and operate it as part of the CCC cluster. This gives owners a return on investment without the hassle of marketing and running the villa. “My forte is in designing and many people don’t know that I am involved in a somewhat different type of architectural design concept which is my main strength, but at the same time Lalin Residencies provides a much sought after service to both locals and expatriates who are looking to own a villa on the coast” 6 TOP PROPERTIES TOP PROPERTIES 7 TOP PROPERTIES Feature Feature TOP PROPERTIES Lalin has been involved with architectural work with the restoration of old ‘wallauwa’ style properties and both renovation and reconstruction of already existing houses for a while. “Apart form the villas, I have also purchased a few old wallauwa’s located a little more inland, which I am in the process of restoring in order to make it viable for clients who are interested in them” The design layout emphasis is on clean lines with maximum space utilization to give the villa a spacious look and feel while keeping maintenance to the minimum. The primary reason for veering away from expansive gardens and hard to maintain design spaces is because most clients like to have a holiday home or weekend getaway where the need for a full time housekeeper is not necessary. There are a few designs to choose from and it can be either 4 of 4 plus bedrooms, which is 4500 sq. feet. Then there is another design, which is approximately 2500 sq.feet, which is 4 bedrooms with the land area being 15-20 perches or 7-10 perches. The target for completion and handing over is approximately 8months to one year. The property on which the first villa is being constructed has an amazing view of the Weligama bay and the ocean, as it is located on elevation with easy access to the beach and your own private bay. While the development is not being done on a large scale, the emphasis is on the uniqueness of each villa along with having the flexibility of changing some of the basic design lines to cater to the client’s individual requirement. The fittings and finishes are done with the clients specifications in mind but having the expertise of the professionals is the added advantage of adding value to your investment. Another noteworthy mention is that each villa will have the Lalin Residencies brand, which has its own unique value apart from the appreciation of property along the south coast of Sri Lanka. 8 TOP PROPERTIES TOP PROPERTIES 9 TOP PROPERTIES Feature Mirissa, the newest addition to the Casa Colombo Collection opened its doors in December 2014. “A very close friend completed building his house and waned me to take a look at it with an idea of converting it into a boutique hotel. I saw the potential, as it is a rather expansive villa so we took over the completed structure, which was basically the shell of the property and within a little over a month,converted it into a 6-suite boutique hotel”. There is also an independent restaurant, which is open to the public serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. Casa Colombo CollectionMirissa follows the same ethos as Casa Colombo which boasts a combination of beautifully appointed rooms/ suites, exceptional personalized service and a selection of exquisite food and beverage options. All suites have been styled with intricate attention to detail in design and comfort. They feature touches of handcrafted leather, decadent glass bottle lights, designer furniture, seashells, and beautiful driftwood to create that beachcomber feeling. 10 TOP PROPERTIES TOP PROPERTIES Feature Feature TOP PROPERTIES Maintaining its intelligent design philosophy ensures that all modern The Restaurant at CCC Mirissa aptly named “Miris” is an amenities are included and the lights are where you need them most, abbreviation of ‘Mirissa’ and also happens to translate to ‘Chilies’ in plug points are within easy reach and all suites come complete with Sinhalese, is sure to tantalize your taste buds. In true Casa Colombo Bluetooth enabled music systems along with candles and incense to style, the culinary adventure at ‘Miris’ blends fresh seafood and set the mood. herbs right from our doorstep with southern Sri Lankan flavours and a fusion of eclectic western cuisine. With the sea floor dropping to deep levels within a few miles off the coast of Mirissa, this particular is known to have Blue Whales, Orcas, Sperm Whales and many dolphins.
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