Studio
1 floor
80.5 sqm
The 80.5 m² studio is located 200 meters from the beach and is equipped with panoramic windows overlooking the ocean, which creates high demand for rent and increases liquidity during resale. Having one bathroom and an open living room space allows for efficient use of space and increases functionality for short-term and long-term rentals. This arrangement directly positions the property in the premium segment and allows you to count on a higher rental rate.
The living room is decorated in soft shades of terracotta with solid teak furniture and Art Nouveau elements. The use of natural materials — travertine and wood — increases the value of the property and attracts tenants focused on the premium segment. Completely equipped with furniture and appliances eliminates additional investments and speeds up the launch of rentals, which reduces operational risks for the investor.
The financial model provides for flexible installments with a down payment of 30%, which allows you to distribute the investment burden. The 35-year, 20-year extension releasehold format provides a long-term ownership strategy. The combination of location, species characteristics and high-quality materials creates the potential for growth in the value of the object and stable profitability.
Location
The complex is located in the picturesque Uluwatu district in southwest Bali, just 200 meters from the beach. Nearby are the famous beaches of Suluban and Uluwatu, as well as many restaurants, cafes and shops within walking distance. Popular places for relaxation and dinner include Sushimi, District 6, Camden and La Baracca.
The area is actively developing, modern spas and fitness centers such as Spring Spa, Uluwatu Fitness and The Istana are appearing here, offering everything for a comfortable life and relaxation. The developed urban infrastructure provides convenience and tranquility, and its proximity to the sea makes this place especially attractive for living and harmonious holidays in Bali.
Source: Exclusive 3D Aerial Photography of the «Uluwatu» District by Tinora, 2026. All rights reserved. Reproduction prohibited Tinora