Jungle Retreat – 3-Bedroom Villa (Saani Rooms)

》Step into history and serenity at our unique 3-bedroom jungle villa, nestled on Cart Road, Murree. 》Originally built in 1836, this heritage property blends colonial charm with modern comfort, set within a 3+ kanal private estate. 》Wake up to birdsong, sip chai on the balcony with forest views, and enjoy quality time with your group in spacious outdoor seating areas. Whether you’re planning a family vacation, group getaway, or a nature escape, this retreat offers unmatched peace and privacy. The space Welcome to Jungle Cottage, a peaceful mountain retreat tucked away in the pine forests of Murree. Just a short walk from Mall Road and Sunny Bank Chowk, this spacious property sits on over 3 kanals and offers the perfect blend of comfort, privacy, and nature. The cottage features three cozy bedrooms, each with attached bathrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, and plenty of outdoor space for bonfires, BBQs, and even camping. Whether you’re planning a family getaway, a trip with friends, or a nature-filled escape, Jungle Cottage offers a unique and memorable experience. Enjoy your morning tea on the balcony with forest views, cook your meals in the full kitchen, and let our on-site housekeeper assist you during your stay. There’s also ample parking and separate accommodation for drivers or staff. Stay connected with free Wi-Fi, and immerse yourself in the peaceful jungle vibes of Murree—just minutes from all the main attractions. Guest access all space Other things to note Historical Significance of Jungle Cottage – Murree Jungle Cottage, originally known as Buckland Cottage, is one of the oldest surviving colonial-era homes in Murree. It was built in 1836 by R.B. Holme, a British national and prominent figure during the early colonial settlement of the region. The cottage was part of the larger Holme Estate, which played a role in the early development of Murree as a summer retreat for British officers and their families. Constructed with traditional stone masonry and colonial architectural elements, Buckland Cottage was designed to provide a peaceful and cool sanctuary amidst the pine-covered hills—true to the vision of Murree as the “Queen of the Hills.” Over the decades, it has retained much of its original charm and structure, including thick stone walls, vintage woodwork, and panoramic forest views that have enchanted visitors for generations. Today, restored and renamed as Jungle Cottage (Banday Villa) and being managed by Saani Rooms as part of Saani Services a property management company, the property continues to offer the same sense of tranquility, heritage, and connection to nature that it did nearly two centuries ago. Staying here is not just about enjoying modern comfort—it’s about stepping into a piece of Murree’s living history.