10 listed: cheap villas for sale in Ubud, from Baliestate's partner agencies. The median asking price is Rp 2.3B (about US$140,000), over the 10 that state a price; the cheapest fifth ask under Rp 1.2B and the top fifth from Rp 2.7B. Cheap here means an asking price of Rp 3B or less (about US$190,000). The most common size is one-bedroom (5 of the 10 that state bedrooms). Among the leaseholds, the median lease is 25 years, over the 10 that state its length; the shortest fifth run under 22 years. Asking prices from partner listings checked 17 October 2026. Asking prices, not transactions.
Sanding · 1 bd · 50 m²
Rp 38.2M per year of the lease
Petulu · 1 bd · 100 m²
Rp 71.6M per year of the lease
Ubud · 2 bd · 75 m²
Rp 87.2M per year of the lease
Ubud · 2 bd · 80 m²
Rp 103.5M per year of the lease
Sayan · 2 bd · 77 m²
Rp 104.2M per year of the lease
Sayan · 1 bd · 100 m²
Rp 129M per year of the lease
Penestanan · 1 bd · 51 m²
Rp 45.1M per year of the lease
Sanding · 1 bd · 17 m²
Rp 47.9M per year of the lease
Nyuh Kuning · 4 bd · 160 m²
Rp 203.1M per year of the lease
Ubud · 10 bd
The median asking price is Rp 2.3B (about US$140,000), over the 10 that state a price; the cheapest fifth ask under Rp 1.2B and the top fifth from Rp 2.7B. Cheap here means an asking price of Rp 3B or less (about US$190,000).
10 are listed on Baliestate today. The figure changes as listings are added and taken down.
The most common size is one-bedroom (5 of the 10 that state bedrooms). The median is 2 bedrooms.
Not as freehold (Hak Milik), which is reserved for Indonesian citizens. Foreigners use a leasehold, Hak Pakai, or Hak Guna Bangunan held through a PT PMA company.
