Apartment 1BR in Canggu
Pererenan · 1 bedroom
Leasehold · 27 years
82 m² building
Rp 4.535.061.916
Listings last refreshed 30 October 2026.
Pererenan · 1 bedroom
Leasehold · 27 years
82 m² building
Rp 4.535.061.916
Pererenan · 2 bedrooms
Leasehold · 29 years
81 m² building
Rp 5.242.531.575
Pererenan · 1 bedroom
Leasehold · 26 years
24 m² building
Rp 1.841.235.138
Pererenan · 1 bedroom
Leasehold · 26 years
36 m² building
Rp 2.766.387.769
Pererenan · 1 bedroom
Leasehold · 26 years
34 m² building
Rp 2.675.686.531
Pererenan · 1 bedroom
Leasehold · 26 years
27 m² building
Rp 1.986.357.119
Pererenan · Studio
Freehold
40 m² building
Rp 2.485.213.930
Rp 62.1M per m² of building
Pererenan · Studio
Leasehold · 27 years
62 m² building
Rp 3.628.049.533
Pererenan · 1 bedroom
Leasehold · 27 years
60 m² building
Rp 4.535.061.916
Pererenan · 1 bedroom
Leasehold · 29 years
47 m² building
Rp 3.609.909.285
Pererenan · 1 bedroom
Leasehold · 26 years
26 m² building
Rp 1.950.076.624
Pererenan · 1 bedroom
Leasehold · 26 years
37 m² building
Rp 2.675.686.531
Pererenan · 1 bedroom
Leasehold · 26 years
37 m² building
Rp 2.748.247.521
13 listed: off-plan apartments in Pererenan, from Baliestate's partner agencies. The median asking price is Rp 2.7B (about US$170,000), over the 13 that state a price; the cheapest fifth ask under Rp 2.2B and the top fifth from Rp 4.2B. The most common size is one-bedroom (12 of the 13 that state bedrooms). Among the leaseholds, the median lease is 26 years, over the 12 that state its length; the shortest fifth run under 26 years. Asking prices from partner listings checked 30 October 2026. Asking prices, not transactions.
The median asking price is Rp 2.7B (about US$170,000), over the 13 that state a price; the cheapest fifth ask under Rp 2.2B and the top fifth from Rp 4.2B.
13 are listed on Baliestate today. The figure changes as listings are added and taken down.
The most common size is one-bedroom (12 of the 13 that state bedrooms). The median is 1 bedrooms.
The building permit (PBG) and the land's zoning, the developer's company and the projects it has finished, the lease term and its extension price, and a payment schedule tied to construction milestones rather than most of the price up front.