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Yearly Villa Rentals in Sanur, Bali
9+ villas available for yearly rental in Sanur, across Sindhu, Semawang, and Mertasari. Most listings come fully furnished and move-in ready on a fixed annual term. Bali Home Immo's AREBI-certified team lists every Sanur yearly rental with no additional fees and can connect you directly with the property owner once you've found a match.
Sindhu, Semawang, and Mertasari: Choosing a Sub-Area for a Year in Sanur
Sindhu, at the northern end of Sanur's beachfront promenade, sits closest to the main commercial strip, traditional markets, and the Sindhu Night Market, making it the most walkable option for a year-long stay. Semawang runs through the middle, more residential in character, with direct beach access and a quieter pace than Sindhu's tourist-facing streets. Mertasari, at the southern end, is the most local-feeling of the three, with wider sands, a surf break, and a concentration of long-stay villas rather than short-term tourist accommodation. For a year rather than a week, the practical differences between the three sub-areas — walkability, noise level, proximity to daily errands — matter more than they would for a short visit.
What to Expect from a Yearly Villa Rental in Sanur
A full year's commitment in Sanur typically comes with certain standards built in. Fully furnished is the norm rather than the exception for yearly listings — expect kitchen equipment, linens, and basic furniture included as standard, with unfurnished options existing but less common. Private pools are common but not universal at the smaller end of the market; enclosed, air-conditioned living spaces are increasingly standard given Sanur's year-round heat and humidity. Pet-friendly arrangements depend entirely on the individual owner rather than being a market-wide policy, so it's worth confirming directly rather than assuming either way. Long-stay and expat-oriented rentals are well established in Sanur specifically, given the area's long-running international resident community relative to more transient tourist areas.
Yearly Rental Pricing in Sanur
Yearly villa rental prices in Sanur start from IDR 245M for one bedroom, IDR 369.5M for two bedrooms, IDR 350M for three bedrooms, IDR 950M for four bedrooms, and IDR 1.25B for five bedrooms. Bedroom count and price don't always move in strict lockstep — plot size, furnishing standard, and specific sub-area affect where a listing lands within each range. Our agents can walk you through current listings against your budget and preferred sub-area.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the yearly rate negotiable?
Often, to some degree — particularly for a longer commitment than a single year, or if you're able to pay the full year upfront rather than in installments. How much room there is to negotiate depends entirely on the individual owner and current market conditions for that specific property, so it's worth asking directly rather than assuming a fixed, non-negotiable rate. Our agents can help you understand what's realistic for any listing you're interested in.
What happens if I need to end a yearly lease early?
This depends entirely on what's written into the original agreement — which is exactly why it's worth clarifying before signing rather than after. Some owners allow an early exit with notice and forfeit part of the deposit; others hold the tenant to the full year regardless. A sublease or transfer to a new tenant is sometimes permitted with the owner's agreement, which can be a practical way to exit early without a full financial loss. Confirm the specific terms in writing before committing to a yearly lease.
Are there secure villa complexes in Sanur?
Yes — secure, gated villa complexes exist across Sanur, typically offering shared security staff, controlled access, and sometimes a shared pool or common area alongside individual villa units. These suit renters who want a higher baseline of security without needing to arrange it independently for a standalone villa. Availability varies by sub-area and specific development — our agents can point you toward current listings within a secure complex if that's a priority for your stay.
What is typically included in the security deposit?
A security deposit on a yearly villa rental typically covers potential damage beyond normal wear and tear, unpaid utility bills at the end of the tenancy, and sometimes early termination penalties if those terms are triggered. The deposit amount and what it specifically covers varies by owner rather than following one fixed standard, so it's worth getting the exact terms in writing before signing. It's usually returned at the end of the lease, minus any legitimate deductions, within an agreed timeframe.
Who pays for repairs if something breaks during a yearly lease?
This should be set out clearly in the rental agreement rather than assumed. The general convention is that the owner covers structural issues, major appliance failure, and anything not caused by the tenant, while the tenant covers day-to-day maintenance and any damage they're responsible for. Response time for repairs varies by owner — it's worth clarifying upfront how urgent issues, like a broken air conditioner or pool pump, will be handled during your tenancy.