TB-1619
Freehold
Ultra-Luxury Freehold Residence In Prime Kerobokan
Semer, Bali
445 Are500 m²
Rp 13.500.000.000
Freehold Villas for Sale in Kerobokan, Bali
Freehold villas in Kerobokan, Bali, presented by The Baliners, a licensed Bali real estate agency. Each listing shows bedrooms, land and building size, and the price in rupiah. 17 villas are currently listed. Prices start at Rp 4 billion and reach Rp 48 billion; half of the listings ask less than Rp 8.5 billion. Most of them are in Kerobokan (12), Semer (2), and Batu Belig (1). They have 2 to 7 bedrooms.
17 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-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
TB-1411
Freehold
Luxurious 3-Bedroom Villa In Kerobokan
Kerobokan, Bali
3310.6 Are500 m²
Rp 15.000.000.000
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Questions and Answers
How much does a villa cost in Kerobokan, Bali?
17 villas are currently listed. Prices start at Rp 4 billion and reach Rp 48 billion; half of the listings ask less than 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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