Modern 1BR Apartment w/ Wellness-Community Amenities, Managed Rentals, and Walk to Town Centre
Ubud · 1 bd · 18 m²
Bedulu, Ubud
174% above the median six-plus-bedroom in Ubud (median Rp 13.146.284.050, from 13 comparable listings). Half of comparable listings ask less and half ask more. Far above the median needs a reason you can see: view, land, finish or tenure.
Rp 63.500.882 per m² of building. Price per m² lets you compare homes of different sizes; a bigger villa is not automatically better value.
A 42-year lease at this price is Rp 857.261.905 per year of use. A leasehold ends: at the end of the term the land and the villa go back to the owner unless the lease is extended.
Leasehold vs freehold, plainly →Market figures come from the Baliestate index of listings from agents, owners and developers, compared by area and bedroom count. They are asking prices, not sale prices.
Set on 3,470 square metres of land, this open-plan villa sits within one of the region's most quietly sought-after corridors, where rice terraces and river ravines define the surrounding landscape. The 567-square-metre build is fully furnished and designed around open living principles, with the swimming pool serving as the natural centrepiece of outdoor life here. The kitchen is equipped with a fridge, electric oven, and microwave, making the property genuinely move-in ready for an owner or incoming tenant. At IDR 36,005,000,000 (approx. USD 2.0M), the 42-year leasehold structure offers a long runway for returns, and the residential yellow zoning gives buyers a clear framework for ongoing use. Car access via a three-to-five-metre road means the site is practical as well as private, and the team at Balibound Realty sees real scarcity value in a holding of this scale in an area where large titled parcels rarely come back to market.
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