Polaman House

Polaman House is a traditional Javanese limasan built in 1948 and relocated from Bawak Village, Cawas, Klaten, to Tembi in 2007. It combines the warmth of Javanese architecture with natural landscapes, making it perfect for an authentic and peaceful stay.

With 63.13 square meters, the house provides free Wi-Fi, air conditioning, a minibar, a private bathroom, and a cozy terrace. The front terrace faces a shaded garden, while the back terrace overlooks the swimming pool and rice fields, offering a calming natural retreat.

The name “Polaman” comes from an area in Sedayu, Bantul, where Mr. F. W. Santopratiknya lived between 1929 and 1931. The house embodies family history, blending cultural heritage with modern comfort.