Sheye Yizhai Shitang | Stone House Homestay on the Hillside by the Coastline

| Stone House Homestay on the Hillside by the Coastline Sheye Yizhai (Wenling Shitang) is the latest masterpiece of Sheye Yizhai, following its three stores in Hangzhou and one in Mogan Mountain. Sheye Yizhai is located on a cliff "facing the sea and backed by mountains." As you walk up the slope and look up, you will see a pure white building on the top of Wuao Mountain, which is where it is located. The homestay is very close to the sea, and you can see the entire bay from the homestay. The exterior of the homestay has clean lines, and the hanging outdoor building looks like a European castle. Several slightly shorter stone villas surround it, giving it a coastal fishing village feel. Inside, century-old stones weathered by time have been reassembled to form walls and exquisite door frames. They are not overly decorated, and when you gently touch them, the texture remains. Most of the other decorations are made of wood, with no deliberate noise, and are slightly embellished with green plants, creating a natural and simple atmosphere. The 20+ rooms are named after the sea, river, stream, and ocean, and are distributed among five stone houses of different sizes. There are single rooms and whole houses available. Whether it's the smallest 30 sqm room or the largest 90 sqm room, they all have stone walls as the base tone, with a main tone of pure white and natural wood space. When combined with custom-made wooden furniture, vintage sofas, industrial-style lighting, and excellent lighting, the minimalist gray-white warm tones and bright spatial sense immediately create a sense of extreme comfort. The homestay corrects all the shortcomings of traditional stone houses, making it difficult for people to stop. Sheye Yizhai is a place where people can return to tranquility. In this sea-view homestay, you can satisfy all your imagination of a leisure and wellness trip and a wild luxury trip without leaving the house. It has a large lawn, an infinity pool, an outdoor barbecue, large and small tea rooms, an art space, and more. It also regularly holds music performances, handicraft experiences, fishing, and other activities, organically combining the fishing village style with the homestay. Sleeping in a stone villa like an oil painting, taking a bath, watching the stars, climbing the tower to watch the sunrise, and experiencing the fun of fishing in the sea, I found the joy that is hard to find in the city in this remote fishing village. The sea, the sun, the stone house, and afternoon tea... In the deep autumn of November, in this stone house on the top of the mountain, I found a "South of France holiday" feeling.