TB-1619
Freehold
Ultra-Luxury Freehold Residence In Prime Kerobokan
Semer, Bali
445 Are500 m²
Rp 13.500.000.000
Freehold Property for Sale in Kerobokan, Bali
Freehold villas, land, commercial, and development property in Kerobokan, Bali, presented by The Baliners, a licensed Bali real estate agency. Each listing shows the property type, land size, and the price in rupiah. 19 properties are currently listed. Asking prices run from Rp 3.03 billion to Rp 48 billion, with a median of Rp 8.5 billion. Most of them are in Kerobokan (13), Semer (2), and Umalas (2).
19 Properties
TB-1617
Freehold
Dual Pool Freehold Villa In Kerobokan With Connecting Design
Tegal Cupek, Bali
221.88 Are120 m²
Rp 4.000.000.000
TB-1597
Freehold
Kerobokan’S Best-Located Freehold Villa
Kerobokan, Bali
562.5 Are360 m²
Rp 7.500.000.000
TB-2392
Freehold
Umalas Freehold Land Opportunity Minutes From Nook
Umalas, Bali
9.1 Are
Rp 14.560.000.000
TB-1585
Freehold
Exclusive Freehold Villa Tucked Inside Umalas Most Desirable Enclave
Umalas, Bali
333.25 Are390 m²
Rp 13.800.000.000
TB-1567
Freehold
A Rare Opportunity To Own A Beautifully Designed Freehold Villa In Prime Kerobokan
Semer, Bali
331.5 Are230 m²
Rp 6.000.000.000
TB-1535
Freehold
Freehold Villa Offering Three Bedrooms In Kerobokan
Kerobokan, Bali
331.4 Are240 m²
Rp 5.500.000.000
TB-1505
Freehold
Charming East-Facing Villa With Garden In Prime Kerobokan Location
Kerobokan, Bali
221.9 Are110 m²
Rp 4.500.000.000
TB-1453
Freehold
Stylish Freehold Villa In Kerobokan With Excellent Access
Kerobokan, Bali
222 Are210 m²
Rp 6.800.000.000
TB-1428
Freehold
Balifornian Elegance In Kerobokan, Steps From Petitenget
Kerobokan, Bali
442.7 Are350 m²
Rp 8.500.000.000
19 Properties
Questions and Answers
How much does property cost in Kerobokan, Bali?
19 properties are currently listed. Asking prices run from Rp 3.03 billion to Rp 48 billion, with a median of Rp 8.5 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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