Modern 1BR Apartment w/ Wellness-Community Amenities, Managed Rentals, and Town Access
Ubud · 1 bd · 24 m²
Ubud, Ubud
9% below the median two-bedroom in Ubud (median Rp 3.917.717.333, from 206 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 50.942.857 per m² of building. Comparable listings in Ubud ask a median of Rp 33.296.242 per m², so this one is 53% more per m².
A 30-year lease at this price is Rp 118.866.667 per year of use. The listing includes an extension option of 30 more years; check its price and conditions in the lease itself.
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.
This two-bedroom villa sits within a 25-villa community in the rice-terrace hills of Bali’s cultural highlands, part of a collection priced from USD 132,000 to USD 199,000. It adds a second bedroom while keeping the clean, open feel of the smaller homes, with a private pool, an open terrace and a planted garden, plus access to the shared infinity pool with its swim-up bar, lounge and a restaurant with co-working space. The villa is built to a solid standard, with a reinforced-concrete frame, three-metre ceilings, tile floors and double-glazed windows, furnished in teak and solid wood and air-conditioned throughout. The land carries Orange R-4 tourism zoning, so it works as a short-stay holiday rental or a long lease, with professional on-site management. Due diligence is complete and the building permit is in progress, with completion scheduled for the third quarter of 2027, a short drive from the town’s restaurants, galleries and wellness studios. It suits a couple or small family, or an investor after a stronger nightly rate from a managed base.
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