Explore Luxury Real Estate & Villas for Sale in Ungasan

Ungasan sits on Bali's Bukit Peninsula in South Kuta (Kuta Selatan), Badung Regency between Jimbaran and Uluwatu, with most residential areas on elevated limestone hills.

Yes, Ungasan benefits from steady tourism to nearby beaches (Melasti, Pandawa, Balangan), the GWK Cultural Park, and new high-end hospitality (e.g., Umana Bali by Hilton). These anchors support both short- and long-term rental demand and have lifted the area's profile within Uluwatu.

Hilltop sea-view villas, quick access to white-sand beaches (especially Melasti), and the GWK Cultural Park, home to the 121 m Garuda Wisnu Kencana statue and large-scale events.

Melasti & Pandawa beaches for swimming and beach clubs; Balangan for surfing and sunsets; GWK Cultural Park for cultural shows; Uluwatu Temple is a short drive west.

Nearby options include RS Bali Jimbaran and RS Universitas Udayana (Jimbaran), BIMC Nusa Dua, and Siloam Hospitals (Kuta). Expect ~15–35 minutes' drive depending on traffic and starting point.

Plan roughly 30–45 minutes by car in normal traffic. Distances in the peninsula are short (≈13–15 km to Uluwatu/Ungasan), but roads are narrow and can back up at peaks.

Melasti Beach: 3–8 km from many Ungasan addresses; ~15 min. Pandawa Beach: ~7–10 km; ~20 min. Balangan Beach: ~6 km from the Nirmala/Sinar Wijaya hub; ~15 min. Padang Padang & Bingin beach: ~20 min. Nyang Nyang beach: ~20 min

Yes. Ongoing improvements and openings, like the 2023 debut of Umana Bali (Hilton's LXR) above Melasti, plus growing coworking/café options point to continued momentum.

Land – Jalan Raya Uluwatu corridor (commercial frontage): ~IDR 800 M – 1.8 B/are depending on frontage/zoning; premium corners higher. Land – inside housing clusters/lanes: generally IDR 300 M – 700 M/are. Villas – freehold hilltop (2–4BR): commonly IDR 4 B – 12 B+; ocean-view estates command more. Villas/townhouses – leasehold: often USD 100k – 300k+ depending on term/finish.

Commercial "Perdagangan & Jasa" zones concentrate along Jalan Raya Uluwatu (Nirmala ↔ GWK corridor) and around main beach approach roads (Melasti/Pandawa gates).

Water: PDAM Tirta Mangutama serves Kuta Selatan, but hilltop pressure/outages can occur; many villas add bore wells and storage tanks. Power: Grid power is generally stable with occasional planned works, backup gensets/UPS are common in villas. Fiber internet: Multiple providers cover the Bukit (Biznet, IndiHome/Telkom, MyRepublic, and PLN's Iconnet), with 50–100+ Mbps plans widely advertised, popular with remote workers.

Demand is solid year-round thanks to surfers and remote workers (peaks in Jun–Oct and Dec–Jan). Recent reports showed robust rental momentum—so product/price fit and internet quality matter.