Chandak Bungalow is a spacious hill home set within a private estate amid pristine nature, offering uninterrupted Himalayan and valley views. Located atop Chandak Hill, it is reached via a 10–12 minute walk from the parking area - it ideal for guests who enjoy quiet, nature-led stays and don’t mind a short walk to reach a truly secluded setting with breathtaking views. With oversized windows and open sit-outs, this lived-in home, shaped by the Anuva philosophy of simple, thoughtful living The space Wake up to panoramic mountain and valley views through oversized windows that fill every corner with light. Designed for both relaxation and productivity, our bungalow combines local character with thoughtful modern touches. Highlights you’ll love: • 360° Himalayan views from terrace, patio, and skydeck • Large living area with comfy seating and daybed lounging • Fully-equipped open kitchen and dining space • Outdoor fire pit and garden lawn — ideal for breakfasts, bonfires, and starry nights • Dedicated workspace with fast Wi-Fi (80 Mbps) • Quiet, secluded setting in nature, yet easy to reach • A home infused with legacy — original Laurie Baker architectural elements Each room is crafted for comfort, ventilation, and natural light, blending modern amenities with rustic charm. Whether you’re sipping morning tea on the terrace or unwinding after a trek, every moment here connects you to the mountains. This space is ideal for: • Couples and small groups seeking a nature escape • Remote workers or digital nomads needing a peaceful workspace • Creators seeking inspiring backdrops for photography or introspection • Guests who value privacy, views, and a slower pace Guest access You have full access to: • The entire bungalow on your stay • Gardens, sit-outs, and multiple vantage points across our 1.5-acre estate • Fire pit area for gatherings and quiet evenings • Walking trails that lead into the reserve forest and hillside viewpoints This isn’t just a stay — it’s a chance to slow down, breathe fresh mountain air, and reconnect with nature and simplicity. Estate was originally home to Padam Shri awardee Laurie Baker, a British-born Indian architect, renowned for his initiatives in cost-effective energy-efficient architecture. There are several unique buildings from 1950's that are being conserved, repaired and repurposed across the estate; which include: - Mitraniketan, the Baker's residence - Elizabeth Baker's hospital building - Stone built outhouses - A single pillar Hexagonal Chapel Other things to note • The bungalow is located on a hilltop and requires a 10–12 minute uphill walk from the parking point • Not recommended for guests with mobility concerns or those expecting doorstep vehicle access • Comfortable walking shoes and lighter luggage are advised • Evenings can get cold due to elevation — warm clothing is recommended • The reward for the walk is complete quiet, privacy, and some of the best views in the region