Orchard Farm is set up for group stays that actually need room to spread out. The villa has recently been expanded to five bedrooms and five bathrooms, so it works well when a family gathering turns into a full house or when friends arrive with different sleep schedules and still need their own corners. The layout is single-level, which keeps movement easy between bedrooms, the living areas, and the outdoor spaces. A private pool and jacuzzi give the place its main rhythm: mornings can start with coffee on the balcony or by the garden, and later the day naturally shifts toward the pool deck, the barbecue, and the dining table that can handle long meals. Inside, the house is practical rather than fussy, with Wi‑Fi, a dedicated workspace, a sound system, board games, and a kitchen fitted with the basics for cooking in. The pet-friendly setup matters here too, with outdoor areas, a private entrance, and enough open space for a dog to settle in without feeling boxed in. It feels like a farmhouse built for real use — birthdays, long weekends, work trips that spill into leisure, and stays where people want both privacy and shared time. With housekeeping, self check-in, and building staff on hand, the experience stays straightforward, while the fireplace, outdoor furniture, hammock, and playground keep the property relaxed and lived-in.