Modern 1BR Apartment w/ Wellness-Community Amenities, Managed Rentals, and Walk to Town Centre
Ubud · 1 bd · 18 m²
Ubud, Ubud
55% above the median one-bedroom in Ubud (median Rp 2.735.000.000, from 83 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 64.106.061 per m² of building. Comparable listings in Ubud ask a median of Rp 41.686.268 per m², so this one is 54% more per m².
A 31-year lease at this price is Rp 136.483.871 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.
A boutique collection of just seven apartments is taking shape in the hills, offering a rare chance to lock in a well-priced position before construction completes. Each unit runs between 66 and 76 square metres, fully furnished, with jungle views that frame the kind of green stillness the area is known for. The 31-year leasehold structure under Pink Tourism zoning gives buyers a clear, commercially recognised foundation for generating rental income, and professional rental management is included from day one, so the asset can start working without the typical setup overhead. A construction-stage payment plan means capital is deployed progressively rather than in a single lump sum, which suits buyers looking to manage liquidity while securing a position early. With only seven units in the project, the scarcity factor is real, and buyers who move at this stage stand to benefit from the appreciation between purchase price and completed market value, a dynamic that has consistently rewarded early entrants across the area's growing long-stay and wellness tourism corridor.
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