VIlla 1BR in Ubud
Tegallalang · 1 bedroom
Leasehold · 21 years
142 m² building
Rp 4.353.659.440
Listings last refreshed 4 November 2026.
Tegallalang · 1 bedroom
Leasehold · 21 years
142 m² building
Rp 4.353.659.440
Mas · Studio
Leasehold · 26 years
64 m² building
Rp 2.368.027.930
Mas · 1 bedroom
Leasehold · 26 years
64 m² building
Rp 3.250.496.558
Ubud · Studio
Leasehold · 26 years
Rp 1.540.107.027
Ubud · 1 bedroom
Leasehold · 26 years
Rp 3.219.893.961
Ubud · 1 bedroom
Leasehold
75 m² building
Rp 3.083.842.103
Ubud · 1 bedroom
Leasehold
50 m² building
Rp 2.448.933.435
Ubud · 1 bedroom
Leasehold · 26 years
Rp 1.554.619.225
Ubud · 1 bedroom
Leasehold · 26 years
30 m² building
Rp 2.077.058.358
Ubud · 1 bedroom
Leasehold
100 m² building
Rp 4.285.633.511
Sayan · 1 bedroom
Leasehold · 21 years
120 m² land · 100 m² building
Rp 2.719.000.000
Rp 129.5M per year of the lease
Petulu · 1 bedroom
Leasehold · 30 years
100 m² land · 100 m² building
Rp 2.157.000.000
Rp 71.9M per year of the lease
Sanding · 1 bedroom
Leasehold · 26 years
164 m² land · 17 m² building
Rp 1.251.000.000
Rp 48.1M per year of the lease
Penestanan · 1 bedroom
Leasehold · 22 years
51 m² land · 51 m² building
Rp 997.000.000
Rp 45.3M per year of the lease
Sanding · 1 bedroom
Leasehold · 26 years
125 m² land · 50 m² building
Rp 997.000.000
Rp 38.3M per year of the lease
15 listed: 1-bedroom leasehold villas for sale in Ubud, from Baliestate's partner agencies. The median asking price is Rp 2.4B (about US$150,000), over the 15 that state a price; the cheapest fifth ask under Rp 1.5B and the top fifth from Rp 3.2B. Among the leaseholds, the median lease is 26 years, over the 12 that state its length; the shortest fifth run under 23 years. Asking prices from partner listings checked 4 November 2026. Asking prices, not transactions.
The median asking price is Rp 2.4B (about US$150,000), over the 15 that state a price; the cheapest fifth ask under Rp 1.5B and the top fifth from Rp 3.2B.
15 are listed on Baliestate today. The figure changes as listings are added and taken down.
Among the leaseholds, the median lease is 26 years, over the 12 that state its length; the shortest fifth run under 23 years. A lease is a contract with the landowner, not a land title: what it is worth depends on the years left and on an extension price fixed in the deed.
Yes. A lease needs no residence permit or company: anyone can hold one by a notarial deed with the landowner. Freehold (Hak Milik) is the title a foreigner cannot hold.
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