The Villa
The villa sits on a plot of land that for generations was owned by a family involved in the polishing and trade of precious stones. In fact, even today the neighbouring city of Beruwela remains the hub of the stone cutting and polishing business in Sri Lanka.
The present owners bought the land and an old house that stood on it in 2004. Their intention was to take down the old structure and build a new villa in its place for use as a vacation home. Plans were made and approved and detailed drawings produced for a thoroughly modern two-story structure. Construction was about to begin. But then the Tsunami came and everything changed.
VILLA MAGGONA WALKTHROUGH
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GALLERY
Historic Galle Fort
The historic Galle Fort with its quaint shops and many restaurants is a must visit for visitors to Sri Lanka. It is about an hour’s drive from VM. Galle Fort is a popular venue for fairs and exhibitions.
Lunuganga gardens
Lunuganga gardens and iconic country house of the late legendary Sri Lankan architect Geofrey Bawa. Spread over 15 acres this popular destination is a 40 minute drive from Maggona.