PRIVATE VILLA Nagi

【Pet-Friendly】3 minutes to the beach｜Luxurious resort villa with your beloved pet｜Sauna, hot water jacuzzi, covered BBQ

This is a newly built private vacation rental villa, exclusively for one group per day, located just steps away from Nagomi Beach, where you can feel the ocean. The outdoor area features fully artificial turf, a covered wooden deck, an American BBQ grill, and a large heated jacuzzi. You can share time with your family or group in the outdoor Facility and LDK, while ensuring privacy in the three private Rooms (bedrooms). ■ Barrel Sauna Equipped with a barrel sauna luxuriously made of red cedar! Self-pouring (löyly) is also possible. ■ Fully Artificial Turf Garden The entire property is covered with artificial turf, making it safe and enjoyable for children and pets. ■ Three Private Rooms (Bedrooms) The bedrooms include two Western-style Rooms and one Japanese-style Room, ensuring privacy for families or individuals during rest. ■ Spacious LDK The 24-tatami mat LDK features a high ceiling with an open atrium, allowing you to relax in a spacious environment. ■ American BBQ Grill The covered wooden deck is equipped with a gas-connected BBQ grill, enabling you to enjoy authentic American BBQ comfortably even in rainy weather. ■ Large Heated Jacuzzi A large jacuzzi with a capacity of six people is available. It can be used with hot water, making it enjoyable all year round. ■ Dog Run The entire property is covered with artificial turf and surrounded by a wooden fence, allowing your pets to enjoy freely without a leash. ■ A Treasure Trove of Ingredients, Tateyama Located at the southernmost tip of the Boso Peninsula, Tateyama boasts a warm climate and is blessed with the bounty of the sea and mountains, offering fresh seasonal ingredients throughout the year. ■ Location Tateyama Bay is recognized as one of Japan's "100 Best Sunset Spots" and is also called "Kagami-ga-Ura" (Mirror Bay) due to its calm, mirror-like waters. From the Facility's wooden deck, you can also enjoy the view of Tateyama Bay dyed in the colors of the sunset.