Nestled by the serene lake in Kodaikanal, the bungalow stands as a testament to timeless beauty and rich heritage. Steeped in history dating back to the 1890s, this exquisite 2-bedroom boutique villa has undergone meticulous restoration, preserving its charm while embracing modern comforts. Originally owned by American Missionaries back in the early 1900s and around the 1930s by Lord Chamberlain, a Scottish Immigrant, the home was acquired in 1947 by the Puliyadi family, whose legacy is interwoven with this remarkable property. The bungalow's restoration has been a labour of love, meticulously bringing together original elements, salvaged beams, and vintage furniture that breathe life into the space. From the moment guests enter the long driveway lined with towering eucalyptus and pine trees, they are enveloped in the bungalow's captivating aura. The interiors are adorned with family portraits, Chamberlain prints, and curated artwork by Berlin-based visual artist Harsha Biswajit. Each room evokes a sense of nostalgia, transporting visitors to the bygone era of the 1960s by capturing in small format pictures of the family taken in the bungalow. Dunnottar North By Kodai Lake, the two-bedroom Bungalow’s features are as captivating as its history. The sunroom offers views of the lake and surrounding landscape, while the walk-through library provides a cosy retreat for literary enthusiasts. The Suite, with its private entrance and a rare photograph of the Kanchenjunga mountain range, and the airy master bedroom embody luxury and tranquillity. The sprawling pantry and dining area, adorned with repurposed furniture, beckons guests to indulge in delectable cuisine and engage in heartwarming conversations. The bungalow's distinctive charm extends to Dunnottar South By Kodai Lake, the three-bedroom villa, where guests can unwind in the sit-out area, relish the beauty of nature, and savour wood-fired pizzas from the outdoor brick oven set in a cozy patio. The bedrooms, inspired by Chamberlain prints and featuring eucalyptus beams that were salvaged from the property provide an oasis of comfort and tranquillity. Sunroom Entrance: Offers a relaxing space with repurposed furniture, comfortable seating, and views of the lake and giant eucalyptus trees. Walk-Through Library: Features Chamberlain period furniture, a skylight for natural light that is conducive for working on the desk reading or relaxing on the chaise lounge. Dunnottar Suite: Accessed from the library, this large room includes a high wooden ceiling, a private entrance from the garden, a desk, a dressing room, sofa beds for extra guests and a reclining chair from the bygone era that doubles up as a seating area. Cozy Living Room: A space filled with family portraits and books, suitable for conversations and relaxation. Master Bedroom: Offers garden views, large airy windows, and a sofa bed for additional seating or sleeping. Pantry and Dining Area: A preferred sprawling space for guests, featuring a repurposed dining table, a bar counter, and comfortable sofas where home-cooked meals are served.