TB-3776
Leasehold
A Modern Cemagi Villa With Sunken Pool Lounge And Tropical Comfort
Cemagi, Bali
321.1 Are109 m²
Rp 3.238.000.000
Leasehold Villas for Sale in Mengwi, Bali
Leasehold villas in Mengwi, Bali, presented by The Baliners, a licensed Bali real estate agency. Each listing shows bedrooms, land and building size, the remaining lease term, and the price in rupiah. 36 villas are currently listed. Asking prices run from Rp 1.44 billion to Rp 12.29 billion, with a median of Rp 4.1 billion. Most of them are in Buduk (12), Seseh (12), and Cemagi (6). They have 1 to 4 bedrooms.
36 Properties
TB-3775
Leasehold
Seseh Viewpoint Villa With Ricefields Outlooks And Ocean Access
Seseh, Bali
342 Are300 m²
Rp 7.820.000.000
TB-3288
Leasehold
Seaside Escape In Seseh: Modern 1-Bedroom Villa
Seseh, Bali
111.05 Are70 m²
Rp 2.900.000.000
TB-3740
Leasehold
Serene Pool Villa In Munggu Near Seseh Beach With Prime Access
Munggu, Bali
331.75 Are200 m²
Rp 4.900.000.000
TB-3708
Leasehold
Steps From Seseh Beach One-Bedroom Villa With Rice Field Sunsets
Seseh, Bali
111.43 Are68 m²
Rp 3.500.000.000
TB-3677
Leasehold
Elegant Modern Sanctuary Near The Shores Of Cemagi
Cemagi, Bali
111.13 Are85 m²
Rp 2.950.000.000
TB-3671
Leasehold
Modern Tropical Rooftop Residence In Buduk - Prime North Canggu Location
Buduk, Bali
221.16 Are138 m²
Rp 2.500.000.000
TB-3641
Leasehold
Contemporary Two-Floor Villa Overlooking The Ocean In Cemagi
Cemagi, Bali
442.04 Are285 m²
Rp 6.500.000.000
TB-3586
Leasehold
Peaceful Living In Buduk’S Quiet Residential Area
Buduk, Bali
447.3 Are330 m²
Rp 7.250.000.000
TB-3585
Leasehold
Contemporary Three-Bedroom Villa In Seseh With Lush Garden And Pool
Seseh, Bali
335 Are250 m²
Rp 5.300.000.000
36 Properties
Questions and Answers
How much does a villa cost in Mengwi, Bali?
36 villas are currently listed. Asking prices run from Rp 1.44 billion to Rp 12.29 billion, with a median of Rp 4.1 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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