An Eco Oasis in Bali Offering Upscale Green Living and a Sound Dome is Selling at Auction

An eco-chic oasis in Bali, Indonesia, is up for auction and will sell to the highest bidder with no reserve.

Spanning more than 15,000 square feet, the turnkey nature-lover’s estate, known as Villa Krtajna is in Canggu, a resort village on the south coast of the island that’s surrounded by terraced rice paddies and known for its surf beaches.

Consisting of a primary residence and a separate loft, the property—currently on the sales market with a $1.95 million asking price—has a total of six bedrooms and nine full bathrooms.

The Concierge Auctions sale, in cooperation with Vivi Aprilia of OXO Group Indonesia, opened up to bids this week and will run until the hammer falls on Sept. 7.

Built with polished concrete, aluminum and recycled antique teak, the biophilic spread “embodies a fusion of nature and sustainable living, designed to enhance well-being and create a healthier environment,” the listing said.

More: Hometown Pride and the Allure of the Ocean in the Mid-Cape

No artificial colors can be found across the home, making for an organic palette of soft grays and warm browns from the concrete and wood construction.

Inside, a wooden walkway over a shallow pool in a double-height foyer leads into the home where walls of glass open up much of the property to the outdoors. There’s a sun-filled and open-plan living, kitchen and dining space, and a floating wooden staircase leads upstairs, where there’s the primary suite, two offices and a roof garden.

“Overall, this home prioritizes sustainability, a connection to nature and utmost wellness for its future owners,” the listing said.

One of those priorities is underlined by the spa, which is fitted with a steam room, a cold plunge and a multipurpose sound dome, to be used for meditation, sound therapy or a massage space.

The semi-detached two-bedroom loft house has a pool and a sun deck and can be used for extra space or to provide a source of income.

The home also boasts a host of green-approved amenities, including a solar-powered energy system, a water treatment plant for pure drinking water, a rainwater harvesting system and low-chemical pools.

Mansion Global couldn’t determine the owner of the home.

This article originally appeared on Mansion Global.