Bali Property Portfolio

Whether you are searching for Bali Property for sale (leasehold / freehold), for rent or specifically for a colonial-style villa or a modern family home with enclosed living, in a specific region of Bali.

With the help of our Advanced Search Function, you will easily find your dream property.

Still need help? Simply send us your requirements and we will do the job for you.

Monthly Rented out

USD 3,600/Monthly

3-BR Elegant Joglo Villa Walking Distance to Cemagi Beach

Bali, Canggu - Seseh/Cemagi

Beds: 3
Baths: 3
191 m²
418 m²
Villa

Yearly Green School

USD 94,500/Yearly

3-Bedroom Family Villa – just 500m from Pererenan Beach!

Bali, Canggu - Pererenan

Beds: 3
Baths: 3
370 m²
740 m²
Villa

Yearly Green School

USD 112,000/Yearly

4-Bedroom Family Villa – just 500m from Pererenan Beach!

Bali, Canggu - Pererenan

Beds: 4
Baths: 4
370 m²
740 m²
Villa

Yearly New Listing

USD 60,000/yearly

Tropical Oasis – Sleek 5-Bedroom Villa with Modern Flair

Bali, Umalas

Leasehold 23 years

Beds: 5
Baths: 5
338 m²
246 m²
Villa

Monthly New Listing

USD 3,990/monthly

Charming Family Home for Long-Term Rent in Central Canggu

Bali, Canggu - Batu Bolong

Beds: 3
Baths: 3
140 m²
300 m²
Villa

Monthly New Listing

USD 4,100/Monthly

3-BR Tropical Design Villa near Beachside Canggu

Bali, Canggu

Leasehold 20 years

Beds: 3
Baths: 3
170 m²
290 m²
Villa

Yearly Rented out

USD 58,674
USD 5,972/month

(RENTED) Elegant White-Toned 4-BR Villa Nestled in Umalas

Bali, Umalas

Beds: 4
Baths: 4
295 m²
300 m²
Villa

Yearly New Listing

USD 35,922

Modern 2-Bedroom Villa Walking Distance to Berawa Beach

Bali, Canggu - Berawa

Beds: 2
Baths: 2
187 m²
250 m²
Villa

Yearly Rented out

USD 22,395

(RENTED) 3-Bedroom Mediterranean-Inspired Villa In Kedungu

Bali, Tabanan - Kedungu

Beds: 3
Baths: 3
148 m²
150 m²
Villa

Bali Properties for Sale and Rent

Browse Bali properties for sale and rent. Our portfolio covers villas, land, private estates, hotels and retreats, and apartments. You’ll find listings across Bali’s top areas, from beachfront Canggu and Seminyak to quiet Ubud and family-friendly Tabanan.

Looking for a home, an investment, or a monthly or yearly rental? We have options at every price point, from budget rentals to multi-million dollar estates.

Every listing shows its ownership structure up front. Leasehold (Hak Sewa) and freehold (Hak Milik) properties are both clearly marked. You’ll know exactly what you’re buying before you even enquire.

We’re a boutique agency, not a listings site. Every property here is vetted before it goes live. We run legal due diligence on each one, so you know what you’re getting and under what terms.

You also get a dedicated property specialist, not a call centre. Someone who knows the local market. They stay with you from your first enquiry through to signing, and after you move in.

Each listing includes photos, floor size, land size, and legal status. That makes it easy to compare properties side by side.

Some of the most searched terms on this page are beachfront villas in Canggu, family homes near Green School, and land in growing areas like Kedungu and Tumbak Bayu. Use the filters above to narrow by area, price, bedrooms, or features like ocean access or a gated community.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can foreigners own property in Bali?

No, not directly. Foreigners can't hold freehold (Hak Milik) title in Indonesia. But there are legal ways in, mainly long-term leasehold (Hak Sewa) or use rights (Hak Pakai) through a licensed notary. We'll walk you through which one fits your situation.

What's the difference between leasehold and freehold in Bali?

Freehold (Hak Milik) is full ownership. It's reserved for Indonesian citizens. Leasehold (Hak Sewa) gives you the right to use a property for a set number of years, usually 25 to 30, often renewable. Most foreign buyers go the leasehold route.

How long does buying a property in Bali typically take?

Usually 4 to 8 weeks once you've agreed on a property and price. That covers due diligence, drafting the contract, and notarization. It can take longer if the property's paperwork isn't fully in order.

Do I need a notary (PPAT) to buy property in Bali?

Yes. Indonesian law requires a PPAT, a licensed Land Deed Official, to formalize any property sale or lease. We work with independent notaries we trust, so the paperwork holds up.

Can I rent a property in Bali before I decide to buy?

Yes, and a lot of our clients do exactly that. Renting first lets you get a feel for an area before committing. We list both rentals and sales, so you can compare.