≈ 118 000 €
US$132,000 · the agency's price
House for sale in Ubud
Ubud, Bali
Listing agency: International Property Alerts
Facts & features
- Property type
- House
- Bedrooms
- 1
- Bathrooms
- 1
- Built area
- 51 m²
- Price per m²
- 2 325 €/m²
- Private pool
- No
- Reference
- MIMOVE-18547-HPC3778
- MiMove ID
- 10830136
- Listed
- 13/10/2026
What's special
One-bedroom apartment in central Ubud — Leasehold (Hak Sewa) — 25 years remaining — offered fully furnished as part of an exclusive new development due for completion in 2026. Set across 51 m², this residence combines contemporary design with a resort-style living proposition, ideal for personal use or short-stay investment under the property’s Pariwisata zoning. Offered at Rp 2,200,000,000, the unit promises turnkey convenience from day one.
The interior layout emphasizes a seamless indoor–outdoor flow: an open-plan living room and kitchen open to a private terrace, creating a bright, airy atmosphere. Finishes are warm and restrained — light wood cabinetry and shelving, a marble countertop at the kitchen island with two wooden bar stools, ambient shelf lighting, a round wooden coffee table and a light-coloured sofa with textured throws. The separate bedroom is a calm retreat with a large bed dressed in brown and beige tones, abstract artwork, sheer curtains admitting generous natural light, and a dedicated workspace adjacent to a walk-in closet fitted with wooden shelving and woven storage baskets.
A refined bathroom enhances the apartment’s contemporary feel with a glass-enclosed shower and rainfall showerhead, a wall-mounted toilet, and a wooden vanity topped with a white vessel sink and woven drawers, all set against light neutral tiles and stone-like flooring. Practical touches throughout — integrated shelving, natural textiles and a potted plant — reinforce the understated, tactile palette.
The development offers a full suite of on-site amenities including a fitness club, restaurant and bar, coworking space and a full-service spa with its own pool and relaxation area, all framed by tropical landscaping. The building’s modern architecture is complemented by a traditional Balinese entrance with stone carvings, covered balconies and secure parking provisions.
