Bali Properties For Sale

Villas, Land, and Real Estate for Sale in Bali

3142+ houses, villas, and land parcels listed for sale across Bali — leasehold and freehold villas, land for development, and commercial property across every major area from Canggu and Seminyak to Ubud, Sanur, and beyond. Every listing has been through the same legal verification process before it appears on the site. Bali Home Immo has been AREBI-certified since 2009 and lists with no buyer fees.

Buying Property in Bali as a Foreign Buyer

Buying property in Bali as a foreign national means understanding which ownership structures apply to your situation before you commit to any purchase. Indonesian law reserves freehold (Hak Milik) title for Indonesian citizens; leasehold is the most commonly used and accessible structure for foreign buyers. The right structure for your circumstances depends on current Indonesian regulations — we recommend speaking with a licensed notary early in the process.

Bali Real Estate by Area

The coastal corridor splits into Berawa, Batu Bolong, and Pererenan for Canggu. Seminyak splits into Beachside & Center, Oberoi, and the Residential side along Sunset Road. Ubud sits inland across Mas, Nyuh Kuning, Sanggingan, and central Ubud, with no beach access. Sanur runs along a beachfront promenade through Sindhu, Semawang, and Mertasari. Nusa Dua is a planned resort enclave on the southeastern tip, about 15 minutes from the airport. Pererenan, Seseh, and the Tanah Lot area continue the west coast further out. Kerobokan sits between Canggu and Seminyak, roughly 10 to 15 minutes by scooter from either.

Land Pricing Across Bali

Leasehold land in Bali is typically priced per are per year, with the rate driven by beach proximity, zoning, and commercial density. Along the Canggu–Pererenan corridor, established beachfront land in Pererenan, Berawa, and Batu Bolong runs IDR 40 to 50 million or more per are per year, while Seseh and Cemagi beachside land sits closer to IDR 20 to 30 million. Seminyak's beachside core runs a similar IDR 30 to 40 million band, with its residential side generally in the IDR 10 to 20 million range. Two sources give different figures for Kerobokan — one places it at IDR 20 to 30 million alongside Kuta and Legian, another at IDR 10 to 20 million alongside Bali's more residential pockets — worth confirming a specific plot's position directly with our agents. Across the Bukit Peninsula, prices range from over IDR 30 million per are per year in prime Bingin and Uluwatu Beach down to under IDR 10 million in parts of Kutuh and southeast Jimbaran. Zoning is the single largest swing factor at every price point — Pink Zone (tourism) land commands a substantial premium over Yellow (residential) or Green (agricultural) land in the same immediate area. Our agents can walk you through current per-are pricing and zoning status for any specific plot you're considering.

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