Villa 4BR in Ubud
Ubud · 4 bedrooms
Leasehold
200 m² building
Rp 9.977.136.216
Listings last refreshed 4 November 2026.
Ubud · 4 bedrooms
Leasehold
200 m² building
Rp 9.977.136.216
Mas · 4 bedrooms
Leasehold · 26 years
323 m² building
Rp 7.256.099.066
Ubud · 4 bedrooms
Leasehold
500 m² building
Rp 23.582.321.965
Mas · 4 bedrooms
Leasehold
420 m² building
Rp 23.582.321.965
Pejeng Kangin · 4 bedrooms
Leasehold · 25 years
868 m² land · 399 m² building
Rp 6.417.000.000
Rp 256.7M per year of the lease
Gerih · 4 bedrooms
Leasehold · 25 years
639 m² land · 284 m² building
Rp 6.526.000.000
Rp 261M per year of the lease
Pejeng · 4 bedrooms
Leasehold · 29 years
700 m² land · 300 m² building
Rp 7.432.000.000
Rp 256.3M per year of the lease
Pejeng · 4 bedrooms
Leasehold · 30 years
600 m² land · 430 m² building
Rp 8.034.000.000
Rp 267.8M per year of the lease
Nyuh Kuning · 4 bedrooms
Leasehold · 12 years
700 m² land · 160 m² building
Rp 2.447.000.000
Rp 203.9M per year of the lease
9 listed: 4-bedroom leasehold villas for sale in Ubud, from Baliestate's partner agencies. Asking prices run from Rp 2.4B to Rp 23.6B, over the 9 that state one; too few for a median. Asking prices from partner listings checked 4 November 2026. Asking prices, not transactions.
Asking prices run from Rp 2.4B to Rp 23.6B, over the 9 that state one; too few for a median.
9 are listed on Baliestate today. The figure changes as listings are added and taken down.
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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