Land for Sale Leasehold in Bali

Leasehold Land for Sale in Bali

Bali Home Immo lists 339+ plots of leasehold land for sale across Bali, from small residential parcels to larger development-ready sites. A leasehold agreement grants the right to use land for a fixed term, typically an initial 25 to 30 years with extension options, making it the most common and accessible route for foreign buyers entering the Bali land market. Listings span established areas like Canggu and Seminyak as well as emerging zones in Tabanan, Amed, and the outer islands. Some plots can also be legally subdivided into smaller titles, which is worth confirming with the seller before purchase. As an AREBI-certified agency operating since 2009, Bali Home Immo verifies lease documentation on every land listing before it goes live.

Browse Leasehold Land by Area

Leasehold land is available across a wider spread of Bali than most property types, from the established west coast corridor to areas further afield. Canggu, Seminyak, and Kerobokan remain the most active markets, with Ubud and Sanur offering land further from the coast. Beyond the main hubs, listings extend to Amed and Lovina on the north and east coasts, Tabanan and the Bukit Peninsula, and the outer islands of Nusa Penida and Nusa Lembongan. Availability and lease pricing vary significantly by area, so each listing states location, plot size, and remaining lease term upfront.

Lease Terms & Land Size: How Leasehold Land Works in Bali

Leasehold land in Bali is typically leased for an initial term of 25 to 30 years, though shorter and longer terms are both available depending on the landowner and area. Land size is measured and priced by the are (100 sqm), with smaller plots generally commanding a higher rate per are than larger ones. Leasehold is almost always the more financially accessible entry point compared to freehold-eligible land in the same location, since the buyer is paying for a fixed period of use rather than permanent title. Every leasehold listing states the exact lease term remaining and total land size, so pricing can be compared consistently across plots.

Extending, Renewing & Building on Leasehold Land

Most leasehold agreements in Bali include the option to extend before the term expires, and the price and terms of that extension are typically set out in the original lease agreement rather than renegotiated later. Extension costs are generally calculated using the same per-are rate as the original lease, multiplied by land size and the extension period, plus notary fees. Leaseholders can typically build on the land, renovate, and modify the structure within the terms of their agreement, though this should be confirmed in writing before purchase. Some leases also permit sub-leasing or transferring the remaining term to another party, subject to the landowner's consent. Bali Home Immo reviews extension terms and transfer rights on every leasehold listing before it's published.

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