Villa Senada Jimbaran
Jimbaran · 4 bedrooms
Rp 7.000.000/ night
156 rentals of 156 in Uluwatu. Listings last refreshed 4 November 2026. Price signals compare each listing to the median for its bedroom count.
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Jimbaran · 4 bedrooms
Rp 7.000.000/ night
Jimbaran · 2 bedrooms
Rp 4.500.000/ night
Jimbaran · 3 bedrooms
Rp 5.906.250/ night
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Jimbaran · 2 bedrooms
Rp 1.800.000/ night
Jimbaran · 1 bedroom
Rp 1.800.000/ night
Jimbaran · 2 bedrooms
Rp 2.160.000/ night
Jimbaran · 3 bedrooms
Rp 2.640.000/ night
Jimbaran · 3 bedrooms
Rp 2.880.000/ night
Jimbaran · 3 bedrooms
Rp 2.400.000/ night
Jimbaran · 2 bedrooms
Rp 1.650.000/ night
Ungasan · 2 bedrooms
Rp 1.000.000/ night
Pecatu · 2 bedrooms
Rp 1.800.000/ night
Ungasan
Rp 2.700.000/ night
Ungasan · 4 bedrooms
Rp 3.500.000/ night
Ungasan · 2 bedrooms
Rp 2.400.000/ night
Ungasan · 3 bedrooms
Rp 3.000.000/ night
Uluwatu · 5 bedrooms
Rp 19.000.000/ night
Uluwatu · 4 bedrooms
Rp 16.500.000/ night
Uluwatu · 2 bedrooms
Rp 1.900.000/ night
Uluwatu · 4 bedrooms
Rp 6.600.000/ night
Uluwatu · 1 bedroom
Rp 2.400.000/ night
Uluwatu · 2 bedrooms
Rp 1.500.000/ night
Uluwatu · 1 bedroom
Rp 2.160.000/ night
Uluwatu · 3 bedrooms
Rp 6.600.000/ night
The median asking rent in Uluwatu is Rp 50M a month (about US$3,100), over the 57 listings that state a monthly price (of 156 partner rentals we track there). The cheapest fifth ask under Rp 27.2M a month and the top fifth start at Rp 69.2M. Shorter terms typically cost more per month than a twelve-month lease.
The median asking rent for a two-bedroom villa in Uluwatu is Rp 33.3M a month, over the 24 that state a monthly price.
The median asking rent for a three-bedroom villa in Uluwatu is Rp 62M a month, over the 24 that state a monthly price.
156 are listed on Baliestate today. The figure changes as listings are added and taken down.
14 of the 156 rentals listed in Uluwatu say pets are allowed and 3 say no pets; the other 139 do not say. Each card shows the policy where the listing states one.
36 of the 156 rentals listed in Uluwatu state a minimum term: 31 can be rented for one month, 1 need two to eleven months and 4 a year or longer.
Yes. Renting carries no ownership restriction — you sign a lease and usually pay the term up front. Ownership is the part that requires a legal structure.
It depends on the agency's terms, so ask before you pay. Baliestate's rental contract guide finds electricity metered and billed separately in nearly every contract; water, pool and garden service are sometimes included, and a contract silent on them is best read as excluded.
What to read twice in a rental contract →Usually. Baliestate's rental contract guide finds long-term rentals in Bali normally paid a full year in advance, with a deposit of one to three months' rent on top. The owner's and agency's terms decide: ask for the payment schedule in writing.
What to read twice in a rental contract →By median monthly asking rent: Rp 30M in Nusa Dua, against Rp 50M in Uluwatu.
5 of the 57 villas in Uluwatu with a stated monthly rent ask Rp 20M a month or less; the most common size among them is 2 bedrooms (5). 14 of the 57 villas in Uluwatu with a stated monthly rent ask Rp 30M a month or less; the most common size among them is 2 bedrooms (11).
You can rent on a visit visa; the visa decides how long you can stay. Baliestate's long-stay visa guide: the e-VOA covers 60 days and a C1 visit visa up to 180; a stay of a year or more needs a KITAS, such as the E33G remote-worker, E33F retirement or E33 Second Home permit. None of the visit visas allows work.
Which visa for a 3-, 6- or 12-month stay in Bali? →What the numbers above mean, what they leave out, and the checks worth running before money moves.
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