TB-3752
Leasehold
Umalas Private Villa Living With Expansive Space And Resort Ambience
Tegal Cupek, Bali
458.94 Are536 m²
Rp 17.500.000.000
Leasehold Property for Sale in Umalas, Bali
Leasehold villas, land, commercial, and development property in Umalas, Bali, presented by The Baliners, a licensed Bali real estate agency. Each listing shows the property type, land size, the remaining lease term, and the price in rupiah. 17 properties are currently listed. Asking prices run from Rp 2.81 billion to Rp 17.5 billion, with a median of Rp 5.97 billion. The largest share is in Bumbak (10), Tegal Cupek (4), and Umalas I (2).
17 Properties
TB-3691
Leasehold
A Private Bumbak Sanctuary Designed For Modern Tropical Living
Bumbak, Bali
222.15 Are140 m²
Rp 4.025.000.000
TB-3638
Leasehold
Comfortable Two-Bedroom Retreat Near Cafes And Restaurants
Bumbak, Bali
222.86 Are120 m²
Rp 4.800.000.000
TB-3636
Leasehold
Leasehold Villa In Bumbak With Walking Access To Cafes And Dining
Bumbak, Bali
222.38 Are140 m²
Rp 4.200.000.000
TB-3627
Leasehold
Industrial-Inspired Loft Villa Minutes From Canggu And Berawa
Bumbak, Bali
110.87 Are67 m²
Rp 2.810.000.000
TB-7039
Leasehold
Tropical Leasehold Hotel Opportunity In The Heart Of Bumbak, Umalas
Bumbak, Bali
8108 Are320 m²
Rp 16.420.000.000
TB-3462
Leasehold
Spacious Villa In The Heart Of Bumbak, Umalas
Bumbak, Bali
332.63 Are160 m²
Rp 9.660.000.000
TB-3393
Leasehold
Modern Two-Story Villa In The Heart Of Bumbak, Umalas
Bumbak, Bali
222.25 Are146 m²
Rp 10.120.000.000
TB-3376
Leasehold
Modern Villa In Umalas With Expansive Rooftop Garden
Tegal Cupek, Bali
341.6 Are540 m²
Rp 4.550.000.000
TB-3336
Leasehold
Mediterranean Tropical Villa With River Views
Umalas I, Bali
441.8 Are212 m²
Rp 6.080.000.000
17 Properties
Questions and Answers
How much does property cost in Umalas, Bali?
17 properties are currently listed. Asking prices run from Rp 2.81 billion to Rp 17.5 billion, with a median of Rp 5.97 billion.
Can foreigners own property in Bali?
Not freehold. Under the Basic Agrarian Law (UUPA No. 5/1960, Art. 21) only Indonesian citizens may hold Hak Milik, the Indonesian freehold title. A foreigner can still hold or control property legally through one of these structures:
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