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Leasehold Land along Karangasem Coast

Karangasem sits at Bali's eastern edge, and it's where Bali Home Immo lists leasehold land for buyers drawn to the island's quieter coastline rather than its built-up south. Cucukan Beach anchors this stretch of coast, within reach of Amed, the regency's best-known beach town. Leasehold in Indonesia means Hak Sewa, a fixed-term right to use land that foreigners can hold directly, without Hak Milik's citizenship restriction. For raw coastal land like this, that lease covers the plot itself, and any construction, permits, and zoning compliance follow as separate steps once the land is secured.

Cucukan Beach and the Quieter Side of the Karangasem Coast

Cucukan Beach sits along a stretch of the Karangasem coast that remains far less developed than south Bali, with Amed itself (Bali's long-standing diving and snorkeling base) within driving distance. The surrounding area carries real cultural and natural weight: Virgin Beach (Pantai Perasi), Taman Ujung's water palace, Tirta Gangga's terraced pools, and Gunung Agung's slopes all sit within the same corner of East Bali. That combination of coastline and landmark density gives this stretch a different character from the commercial corridors of south Bali: quieter, slower-paced, and still largely undeveloped.

Zoned and Shaped for Development

All three benchmark plots along this stretch carry Touristic zoning, the classification that supports resort- and villa-scale development rather than restricting the land to agricultural or residential use alone. Beyond zoning, each plot brings its own practical advantage: the 8-are Cucukan Beach plot is splittable, giving buyers the option to divide it for phased development or resale, while the larger 54.7-are East Coast plot comes with direct road access, a detail worth confirming on any plot without it.

What Land Costs Along This Stretch of Coast

Based on Bali Home Immo's internal land-pricing research, pricing along this stretch moves inversely with plot size. The smaller 8-are, splittable plot at Cucukan Beach runs around IDR 810 million per are, while the much larger 54.7-are coastal plot further along the East Coast comes in at roughly IDR 420 million per are, reflecting the premium placed on smaller, more flexible beachfront parcels over scale alone. A third, smaller 1.5-are plot at Cucukan Beach is priced on request. As with any snapshot of a live market, these figures shift as new land comes up for sale.

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