Land for Sale Freehold in Other Bali Area
5+ Freehold Land for Sale in Bali, from Tibubiu and Pabean Beach to Karangasem, Hak Milik Titles
Price is Negotiable
50 are land with jungle and Agung mountain view for sale in Karangasem
Land with view| Including a 100m2 bungalow already built on the land
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Freehold Land across Bali’s Other Corners, from Tibubiu to Karangasem
Bali Home Immo’s freehold land listings across Bali’s other areas reach from Tibubiu in Tabanan to Karangasem in the east, with Pabean Beach in Ketewel along the way. Each plot is offered on a Hak Milik title, the freehold title under Indonesian law with no expiry date. Hak Milik is reserved for Indonesian citizens, so buyers should speak with a licensed notary (PPAT) to confirm the right structure for their situation.
Bali Home Immo is AREBI-certified and has been operating since 2009, with 5+ freehold land listings across Bali and a team that works in English, French, German and Indonesian.
Black-Sand Shores, Coastal Villas, and Volcano Slopes
Tibubiu is a village in Kerambitan, Tabanan, with Pasut Beach and its black sand close by. Pabean Beach lies in Ketewel on Bali’s south-east coast, within reach of Sanur. Karangasem sits at the foot of Mount Agung, where jungle and mountain views frame the land. The regency reaches from the volcano’s slopes to the east coast, so its plots range from forest edges to the shoreline.
Reading the Zone before You Build
Every plot carries a zone classification, and it decides how the land can be used. Touristic zoning, often called the pink zone, covers tourism uses such as villas and accommodation. Commercial zoning is set for trade and business, Residential zoning for homes, and Green zoning for agriculture and protected land.
Each zone also carries its own building coverage (KDB), floor area (KLB) and green area (KDH) ratios, which set how much of a plot can be built and how much stays green. The built area calculation explains what counts toward them. The building permit (PBG) is issued against the zone and these ratios, and a licensed notary can confirm them before a deposit is paid.
What an Are Costs from the West to the East
Freehold land across Bali’s other areas sits at roughly IDR 145 million to IDR 660 million per are. Residential land in Karangasem, including plots with jungle and Mount Agung views, averages about IDR 155 million per are. Land with a view in Tibubiu sits at about IDR 250 million per are. Beachside land in the pink zone at Pabean costs more, at about IDR 660 million per are.
Questions Buyers Ask before Buying Land across Bali
Where is Pabean, and how far is it from Sanur?
Pabean Beach lies in Ketewel, on Bali’s south-east coast in Gianyar Regency. Sanur is about 15 minutes away by car, and Ngurah Rai Airport about 40 to 45 minutes.
How far is Tibubiu from Canggu and the beach?
Do you need an architect to get a building permit (PBG) in Bali?
In most cases, yes. A PBG application goes through the national SIMBG system, and its technical drawings must be prepared by a certified professional designer, such as a licensed architect. Structural drawings are required for buildings above one floor or with wide spans. Some regions accept simplified prototype drawings for small single-storey homes, so the local permit office confirms what applies to a plot.
Can you build a villa to rent out on Residential-zoned land?
Residential zoning is meant for long-term living and family homes. Short-term villa rental is a permitted use in the Touristic (pink) zone, while in the Residential zone tourist use is limited to licensed categories such as Pondok Wisata (tourism lodge). A licensed notary can confirm what the plot’s zoning permits before a purchase.
What is a banjar, and does a landowner have to pay banjar fees?
A banjar is the smallest unit of local community governance in Bali, led by a Klian Banjar. Membership is for Balinese residents only, but owners who build or renovate usually inform the banjar first and sometimes obtain a letter of acknowledgment. Residents may be asked for a small monthly community fee, which supports ceremonies, local upkeep and the pecalang security team. The amount differs from one banjar to the next, so ask the Klian Banjar before building.