Bollywood's renowned director Farah Khan has sparked discussions with her latest YouTube video showcasing glimpses of her close friend Pinky Reddy's house in Goa. Farah has hailed this house not just as Goa's finest but as one of the world's most exotic residences. This video is going viral across social media, highlighting a mansion set above Goa's cliffs that tells a unique tale of history and luxury. What makes this home one of India's most opulent and unique retreats?
The first striking feature of this house is its main gate, resembling an ancient cave, instilling a sense of mystery and thrill. That's not all, as you step inside, you're welcomed by a grand and magnificent lobby. The exterior of the home boasts a large amphitheater, perfect for dance and music evenings.
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10 Luxurious Suites and Royal Bedrooms
Palacio Aguada offers 10 luxurious suites for 20 guests, each thoughtfully decorated. Each room boasts a unique botanical theme. The master bedroom features a semi-domed design with windows offering a direct view of the Arabian Sea's azure water. A notable highlight is the marble wardrobe from which a pop-up TV emerges, adding a modern touch.
80-Year Historic Marvel and Remarkable Design
This mansion is about 80 years old and was entirely renovated by Pinky Reddy in 2021. Inside, the villa showcases domed ceilings, modern brass chandeliers, and exquisite Italian marble work. The windows are so large that the entire home is bathed in natural light. Spread over 5 acres, the property includes two magnificent swimming pools.
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Dining Area with Arabian Sea Panorama
The mansion's dining area resembles a royal palace where 16 people can dine simultaneously. The walls are adorned with hand-painted artwork, and the balcony offers indescribable views of the Arabian Sea and Goa's coastline. Art pieces throughout the home evoke memories of a museum.
