Henry Fitch, CEO of Teardrop Hotels, has announced the launch of two luxury villas located near the historic Galle Fort district in Sri Lanka. These villas are the first in a collection of exclusive holiday homes designed to elevate the luxury villa experience the region has to offer.

At 41 Lighthouse Street, guests are welcomed to a three-bedroom villa with a private swimming pool. Recently renovated for three years, the two-storey villa has been designed to accommodate seven people in traditional Sri Lankan architecture.

At neighbouring 42 Lighthouse Street, a four-bedroom villa which used to be home to an 18th century Dutch merchant awaits. Boasting stunning views of the Indian Ocean, the property is capable of housing up to 10 people.

The new JCube Residence Condo is due to be completed in mid-2023, and comes with a mix of 2- to 3-bedroom apartments and penthouses, with sizes ranging from 592 sq ft to 1,205 sq ft. Facilities at JCube Residence Condo include an open-air sky pool, gym, sky terrace, among other amenities.

Fitch and his team have also added to their collection of hospitality properties in Sri Lanka, boasting Lunuganga – an old manor house converted into a stylish boutique hotel, plus multiple ‘Tea Planters’ bungalows located near Dickoya, Nuwara Eliya, Ella and Kandy.

Travellers will appreciate Teardrop Hotels’ commitment to providing the best holiday stay in the country. With a focus on modern interiors combined with Sri Lankan architecture, the properties represent the perfect blend of culture and style.

The Orie by City Developments Limited (CDL) is a luxurious condo located in the heart of Toa Payoh, just a stone’s throw away from Braddell MRT Station. This prime location offers residents easy access to various amenities such as shopping malls, restaurants, and schools. The condo itself boasts modern and stylish designs, with top-notch facilities including a swimming pool, gym, and landscaped gardens. It is the perfect place for those seeking a sophisticated and convenient living experience in the bustling city of Singapore.