Freehold Land for Sale in Sumba

Property Features:

• 1,2 hectares of freehold land with stunning natural elevation
• Views of Sumba’s #1 beach – Rua Beach
• 1-minute access to the main road – excellent for logistics and convenience
• New access road and electricity already in place
• Located in a designated “A” development zone with strong investment prospects

About the location

• Rua Beach — a few minutes
• Praijing traditional village — nearby
• Weekuri Lagoon and Mandorak Beach — within driving distance
• Tambolaka Airport — around 30 minutes
• Local markets and a growing cluster of small hospitality businesses

Why Investing in This Property

What makes this plot unusual is not the price, though at about USD 1,250 per are it is inexpensive by any standard. It is that the two things that normally sink a project on Sumba are already solved.

There is a made road to the boundary and there is power. On this island that is rarer than a view. Most land on Sumba sits at the end of a track that a truck cannot use in the wet season, with the nearest electricity pole a kilometre away and a quotation nobody has asked for. Bringing road and power to a remote plot routinely costs more than the plot, and it is the reason so many Sumba projects are bought, photographed and never built. Here that work is done, and one minute from the main road means your materials, your staff and eventually your guests arrive without an expedition.

The outlook is the second thing. This land sits high enough to hold three landscapes at once: rice terraces below, jungle behind, and Rua Beach in the distance. Rua is the beach people come to Sumba to see, and a plot that looks at it from above is a fundamentally different product from a plot beside it — no setback restriction, no erosion question, no salt on everything you build, and a view nobody can put a wall in front of.

Twelve thousand square metres is enough for a private estate with real grounds, or a small lodge of eight to twelve keys built low across the contour. It is not big enough to need a masterplan, which for most buyers is the point.

The setting is a working one, not an empty one. Praijing, one of the traditional villages with the high peaked roofs that Sumba is known for, is nearby; so are Weekuri Lagoon and Mandorak Beach, two of the island's most photographed places. Local markets and a handful of small hospitality businesses are already operating around here. For anyone planning to host guests, that matters more than raw beauty: you need somewhere to buy fish, someone to fix a pump, and enough other visitors that your own guests are not the only ones on the road.

The title is freehold (Hak Milik). Foreign buyers acquire through an Indonesian company, a PT PMA, holding the land as Hak Guna Bangunan. This particular plot has a road, power, an elevated outlook over the island's best-known beach, and a price of USD 150,000.

Listed by Denna at Mata Property Bali

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