Villas & Houses for rent yearly in Bali West Coast
1+ Yearly and Long-Term Villas for Rent on Bali’s West Coast in Tabanan, Balian and Soka Beach
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Yearly and Long-Term Villa Rentals on Bali’s West Coast
Bali Home Immo’s yearly and long-term villa rentals on the west coast run from Balian to Soka Beach, in the Selemadeg area of Tabanan Regency. A yearly rental is a 12-month agreement that lets the tenant settle into a villa as a home, with the rent agreed for the full year and any renewal confirmed in writing. Bali Home Immo has listed property across Bali since 2009. With 1+ listings, AREBI-certified agents, and a team working in English, French, and Indonesian, we guide each search from the first brief to the day the keys are handed over.
Living on Tabanan’s Coast All Year: Balian, Soka Beach, and the Rice Fields Behind Them
Balian and Soka Beach belong to Selemadeg, in Tabanan Regency, long known for its rice farming. Rice fields run behind the shore, villages and warungs sit along the coast, and the beaches have black volcanic sand. Soka Beach is a quiet stretch with simple warungs on the sand, and Balian lies further west at the mouth of the Balian River. Tabanan town, the regency’s centre, is about 25 kilometres from Soka Beach, and Denpasar is about 40 to 45 kilometres away, so a year on this coast combines village life with a straightforward reach to the larger towns.
Tending a Villa through Twelve Months: Pool, Garden, Salt Air, and Renewal
A yearly rental runs smoothly when the agreement says who looks after what. The pool and the garden come first: the agreement states whether the owner’s staff or the tenant arranges the weekly care, and who pays for it. Repairs come next. Each request goes to one named contact in writing, and the agreement lists which repairs the owner handles and which fall to the tenant. Near the shore, salt air and humidity reach air conditioners, metal fittings, and cupboards, so a regular service of the air conditioners and a periodic check of the fittings belong in the plan from the first month. On move-in day, a dated inventory with photographs records the condition of the villa for both sides. Before the twelve months end, the owner and the tenant confirm in writing whether the rental continues and at what rent, and a final walk-through closes the term before the keys go back.
Yearly Rates in Balian and Soka Beach, Set by Bedrooms and Position
Yearly rents in Balian and Soka Beach follow the number of bedrooms and the walk to the sand. Three-bedroom villas about 100 metres from the beach average around IDR 420 million per year, and the figure moves with each step closer to the sand or each added bedroom.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Denpasar–Gilimanuk road, and where does it lead?
Jalan Raya Denpasar–Gilimanuk is the main road along Bali’s west coast. It runs from Denpasar through Tabanan Regency, past Soka Beach, and on through Jembrana Regency to the port of Gilimanuk, a total of roughly 125 kilometres. Soka Beach lies about 40 to 45 kilometres from Denpasar and about 84 kilometres from Gilimanuk.
Where is the nearest hospital to Balian Beach?
Hospitals serving the area include Kasih Ibu Hospital Tabanan, on Jalan Flamboyan in Tabanan town, and Tabanan’s regency hospital. Soka Beach is about 25 kilometres from Tabanan, and Balian lies further west along the coast. Check the closest option on a map and call ahead before a visit.
What is a banjar, and what does it mean for renting a villa in a village?
A banjar is the local community of a Balinese neighbourhood, and since 1979 it has also been the lowest official structure in Indonesia. Members meet monthly, set the dates of religious events, and raise funds for ceremonies and temple upkeep. It also regulates traffic during ceremonies, so a procession can briefly affect the roads near a villa.
Is tap water safe to drink in a Bali villa?
Bali’s tap water is not recommended for drinking. Many villas use well water, so quality varies from one property to the next. Boiling kills most bacteria but not chemical contaminants, so bottled or properly filtered water is the usual choice for drinking, and washing dishes with tap water is fine when they are rinsed thoroughly or dried.
Is there a ferry from Bali’s west coast to Java?
Yes. Ferries cross from Gilimanuk, at Bali’s western tip, to Ketapang in East Java. They run 24 hours a day, leave every 20 to 30 minutes, and take about 30 minutes for a normal crossing, with extra time when the dock is busy.