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Villas for Rent Yearly in Ubud - Bali

55+ Yearly Villa Rentals in Ubud, Bali— Jungle Compounds, Rice Terraces and the Campuhan Ridge

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Yearly Villa Rentals in Ubud, Bali

55+ villas available for yearly rental in Ubud, covering central Ubud, the Campuhan river valley, and the outlying villages of Penestanan, Sayan, and Kedewatan. Listings range from compact one-bedroom jungle compounds to larger family villas overlooking rice terraces, most coming fully furnished and move-in ready on a fixed annual term. Bali Home Immo's AREBI-certified team lists every Ubud yearly rental with no additional fees and can connect you directly with the property owner once you've found a match.

Living in Ubud: Rice Terraces, Forest Valleys, and the Campuhan Ridge

Ubud sits inland in Gianyar Regency, about an hour from Denpasar, far enough from the coast to feel like a different Bali entirely. There's no beach here, and that's the point. The morning routine in Ubud is a walk along the Campuhan ridge above the Wos river valley, or through the Sari Organic rice terrace trail toward Penestanan, both accessible on foot from most villa compounds in the area. The surrounding landscape shifts between dense jungle, working rice fields, and river gorges, depending on which part of Ubud the villa sits in. Central Ubud gives you the market, the palace, and the restaurant strip within walking distance; the outlying villages of Sayan and Kedewatan trade that density for quieter lanes and wider valley views. Yoga studios, organic cafes, and wellness practitioners are embedded in the fabric of the place rather than clustered in a single commercial strip.

Ubud Villas with Private Pool: Jungle, Rice Field, and Valley Views

Private pools are standard across Bali Home Immo's Ubud yearly rental listings — the distinction lies in what the pool looks out onto. Ubud's inland terrain produces a wider range of outlooks than anywhere else in Bali: dense jungle canopy, working rice terraces, open valley views, or direct frontage along Ubud's famous riverbanks. Riverfront villas and villas with views are available as dedicated filters on the listing page, allowing you to search by setting rather than bedroom count alone. Yoga shalas and open-air studio spaces are available across the stock at various sizes and price points — our agents can help identify listings that include dedicated practice space alongside the pool and living areas.

Yearly Rental Pricing in Ubud

Current yearly rental benchmarks in Ubud start from around IDR 255M for one bedroom, IDR 290M for two bedrooms, IDR 340M for three bedrooms, and IDR 677M for four bedrooms and above. Pricing varies by location — villas in Campuhan and the outlying villages of Sayan and Kedewatan tend to sit at the higher end of each bedroom band due to valley views and larger land parcels, while central Ubud offers comparable layouts at lower price points. Fully furnished villas and those with dedicated yoga shalas or larger pool areas also sit higher within each range. Our agents can walk you through current listings against your budget and preferred area.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is a motorbike necessary for daily life when renting in Ubud?

For central Ubud, within walking distance of Jalan Raya Ubud, the market, and the main restaurant strip, it's possible to get by without one for daily essentials. For villas in Campuhan, Penestanan, Sayan, or Kedewatan, a motorbike is a practical necessity rather than a convenience: the lanes between villages are narrow, ride-hailing apps are less reliable than in south Bali, and distances between a villa compound and the nearest cafe, supermarket, or co-working space add up quickly on foot. Most long-term renters in Ubud keep a motorbike regardless of which area they're in — it's the standard way to move around, and most villa listings can accommodate one on-site.

What does a typical yearly villa rental in Ubud look like?

Most Ubud yearly villas are freestanding compounds — a walled plot with a private pool, one or more sleeping pavilions, an open-air living and dining area, and a jungle or rice terrace outlook. Private pools are close to standard at two bedrooms and above; one-bedroom villas occasionally share a compound pool. Yoga villas include a dedicated shala or open-air studio alongside the pool and living space.

Where is Campuhan in Ubud?

Campuhan sits on the western edge of central Ubud, about a 10 to 15-minute walk from Ubud Royal Palace. The name means "union" in Balinese, a reference to the confluence of the East and West Wos rivers at the base of the ridge, long considered sacred. The ridge walk above it runs for around 1.7 kilometres between two forested river valleys. Villas in the Campuhan area sit along Jalan Raya Campuhan and the quieter lanes of Penestanan on the opposite bank.

Does Ubud have reliable internet for long-term renters?

Yes, for most of central Ubud and the immediate surrounding villages. Fibre-optic connections are available across Campuhan, Penestanan, and central Ubud, and most yearly villas are listed with Wi-Fi included. Connectivity gets patchier in more remote outlying villages — worth confirming at the listing level if reliable internet is a non-negotiable.

How does renting a villa in Ubud compare to renting in Canggu or Seminyak?

The product is similar on paper — private pool, furnished, annual lease — but the setting is entirely different. Canggu and Seminyak villas sit in flat coastal terrain with beach access and a high density of cafes and coworking spaces nearby. Ubud villas sit inside jungle compounds or overlook rice terraces and river valleys, with a quieter pace and a wellness and arts-oriented community.

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