TB-1625
Freehold
Private Sanur Villa Just Minutes From The Beach With Rooftop
Sanur, Bali
332 Are200 m²
Rp 6.200.000.000
Freehold Property for Sale in Sanur, Bali
Freehold villas, land, commercial, and development property in Sanur, Bali, presented by The Baliners, a licensed Bali real estate agency. Each listing shows the property type, land size, and the price in rupiah. 11 properties are currently listed. Prices start at Rp 6.2 billion and reach Rp 39.44 billion; half of the listings ask less than Rp 9.8 billion. The largest share is in Sanur (8) and Sanur Beach (3).
11 Properties
TB-1602
Freehold
Fully Furnished Villa In Sanur Less Than 10 Minutes To The Beach
Sanur, Bali
454.38 Are300 m²
Rp 9.800.000.000
TB-1545
Freehold
Family-Friendly Villa With Pool In Sanur Beachside
Sanur Beach, Bali
442.35 Are250 m²
Rp 8.500.000.000
TB-1498
Freehold
Inviting Beachside Villa Blending Balinese Flair In The Heart Of Sanur
Sanur, Bali
332.95 Are250 m²
Rp 14.000.000.000
TB-1495
Freehold
Well-Located Sanur Villa With Flexible Layout And Investment Potential
Sanur, Bali
554 Are200 m²
Rp 6.500.000.000
TB-1481
Freehold
Serene Villa In Sanur With Lush Garden And Pool
Sanur, Bali
335 Are300 m²
Rp 9.500.000.000
TB-1374
Freehold
Luxurious Sanur Villa Close To The Beach
Sanur, Bali
444 Are800 m²
Rp 20.000.000.000
TB-1313
Freehold
Elegant Sanur Villa: A Blend Of Luxury And Comfort
Sanur, Bali
5512.25 Are407 m²
Rp 20.000.000.000
TB-1166
Freehold
Brand New Freehold Luxury Villa In Sanur Near The Beach
Sanur Beach, Bali
455 Are400 m²
Rp 12.900.000.000
TB-1223
Freehold
Spacious 5-Bedroom Villa In Sanur With Freehold Ownership
Sanur Beach, Bali
5510.5 Are550 m²
Rp 39.440.000.000
11 Properties
Questions and Answers
How much does property cost in Sanur, Bali?
11 properties are currently listed. Prices start at Rp 6.2 billion and reach Rp 39.44 billion; half of the listings ask less than Rp 9.8 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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