TB-1657
Freehold
Masterpiece Villa Just Minutes From Nyang Nyang Beach
Pecatu, Uluwatu, Bali
333.31 Are399 m²
Rp 16.900.000.000
Freehold Villas for Sale in Uluwatu, Bali
Freehold villas in Uluwatu, Bali, presented by The Baliners, a licensed Bali real estate agency. Each listing shows bedrooms, land and building size, and the price in rupiah. 12 villas are currently listed. The median asking price is Rp 9.6 billion, in a range from Rp 2 billion to Rp 174.98 billion. Most of them are in Pecatu (8), Nyang Nyang (2), and Ungasan (2). They have 2 to 9 bedrooms.
12 Properties
TB-1661
Freehold
The Uluwatu Address Between Temple, Cliffs & Ocean
Nyang Nyang, Bali
332.51 Are232 m²
Rp 20.000.000.000
TB-1637
Freehold
Uluwatu Tropical Retreat With Sunset Rooftop And Investment Edge
Ungasan, Bali
342.29 Are150 m²
Rp 5.600.000.000
TB-1560
Freehold
Exquisite Modern Freehold Residence In Prestigious Uluwatu
Ungasan, Bali
231 Are80 m²
Rp 2.450.000.000
TB-1549
Freehold
Uluwatu Villa With Exclusive Facilities And Strong Investment Appeal
Pecatu, Bali
221 Are138 m²
Rp 4.173.120.000
TB-1516
Freehold
Clifffront Freehold Estate With Panoramic Ocean Views In Pecatu Uluwatu
Pecatu, Bali
5533.18 Are2,500 m²
Rp 70.000.000.000
TB-1472
Freehold
Elegant Mediterranean-Style Villa In Uluwatu
Pecatu, Bali
221.34 Are75 m²
Rp 1.997.000.000
TB-1463
Freehold
Exclusive Oceanview Living In Uluwatu’S Premier Residential Community
Pecatu, Bali
342 Are295 m²
Rp 9.690.000.000
TB-1462
Freehold
Stunning Six-Bedroom Villa With Panoramic Seaview And Sunset
Pecatu, Bali
668 Are428 m²
Rp 23.000.000.000
TB-1409
Freehold
Newly Built 3-Bedroom Villas In Nyang Nyang, Uluwatu
Nyang Nyang, Bali
332.62 Are240 m²
Rp 9.500.000.000
12 Properties
Questions and Answers
How much does a villa cost in Uluwatu, Bali?
12 villas are currently listed. The median asking price is Rp 9.6 billion, in a range from Rp 2 billion to Rp 174.98 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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