Modern multi-storey residence

The Meadow House

Boralesgamuwa, Sri Lanka

Beds

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3960

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The Meadow House is a modern three-storey home in Boralesgamuwa built on ground others might avoid, its soft, peaty soil tamed by clever engineering so a stylish family home could rise beside the paddy fields.

Engineered on Peaty Ground

Because the land held soft peat soil near a paddy field, our engineers built a reinforced foundation with extra chip stones, creating a solid, stable base that guarantees long-term durability.

Modern Living Across Three Levels

Three storeys give the family generous, well-zoned space, with contemporary living and dining areas, a modern kitchen and comfortable, private bedrooms above.

Spaces to Relax and Celebrate

A scenic roof terrace offers a peaceful outdoor escape, while a dedicated party area makes the home ready to host and celebrate whenever the family wants to gather.

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Inside The Meadow House

7 photos of The Meadow House, a modern multi-storey residence in Boralesgamuwa, with a short note on what each one shows.

The front facade of The Meadow House rises three storeys behind a tall boundary wall, its pitched timber-lined roof, dark louvred screens and... — Photo 01 of 07The front facade of The Meadow House rises three storeys behind a tall boundary wall, its pitched timber-lined roof, dark louvred screens and glass-railed balcony catching the afternoon sun in Boralesgamuwa.

A straight-on view of the entrance elevation shows the layered facade in charcoal render, warm timber slats and a projecting white sunshade, with... — Photo 02 of 07A straight-on view of the entrance elevation shows the layered facade in charcoal render, warm timber slats and a projecting white sunshade, with a red sports car tucked into the covered car porch below.

Seen from an angle, the home's dark timber-clad upper storey and slatted wooden screen step back over a cantilevered white box, framed by mature... — Photo 03 of 07Seen from an angle, the home's dark timber-clad upper storey and slatted wooden screen step back over a cantilevered white box, framed by mature trees along the boundary.

An aerial-level view highlights the vertical wooden louvres shading the top-floor window and the sculptural interplay of grey render, glass... — Photo 04 of 07An aerial-level view highlights the vertical wooden louvres shading the top-floor window and the sculptural interplay of grey render, glass balustrade and potted greenery on the upper terrace.

Looking straight down on the roofline, the home's two roof forms meet at a clean seam, with the rear section topped by a pale roof deck and the... — Photo 05 of 07Looking straight down on the roofline, the home's two roof forms meet at a clean seam, with the rear section topped by a pale roof deck and the front by a warm terracotta-toned pitched roof.

On the rooftop terrace, timber garden benches and rows of potted conifers sit against a dark privacy wall, with a leafy tree canopy and open sky... — Photo 06 of 07On the rooftop terrace, timber garden benches and rows of potted conifers sit against a dark privacy wall, with a leafy tree canopy and open sky forming the backdrop for relaxed outdoor gatherings.

From a higher vantage on the terrace, the same wooden benches and clipped topiary in woven planters look out over a hedge of surrounding trees,... — Photo 07 of 07From a higher vantage on the terrace, the same wooden benches and clipped topiary in woven planters look out over a hedge of surrounding trees, with the terracotta roof tiles visible in the foreground.

Inside the home

Reinforced foundation on peat soil
Scenic roof terrace
Dedicated party area
Three-storey modern layout
Spacious living and dining areas
Open, naturally lit interiors
Landscaped outdoor space
Ample secure parking

Comfort and features

Energy efficient design
Air conditioning ready
Natural cross ventilation
Hot water throughout
Ample natural light
Quality fittings and finishes

Good to know

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you build on soft or paddy-field soil?

Yes. The Meadow House sits on a reinforced foundation designed for soft peat soil. Engineering for difficult ground is standard for us. See structural design.

Do you build near Colombo?

Yes. Boralesgamuwa is well within our active Colombo region, managed by an experienced site team. See our work near Colombo.

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