Freehold Land Near Lapopu Waterfall, West Sumba

Sumba — DE1208

Freehold Land Near Lapopu Waterfall, West Sumba

12392 m² plot

IDR 27,085,685 / are$1,493 / are€1,341 / are

Total IDR 3,356,455,000 (123.92 ares)

12392 m²
Land
IDR 27,085,685 / are
Price per are
Freehold
Ownership

The property

About this land

Freehold Land Near Lapopu Waterfall, West Sumba

Listing Code:
DE1208
Ownership:
Freehold
Price:
$1,493 / are
One and a quarter hectares of freehold land on the road between Waikabubak and the western beaches, ten minutes from Lapopu Waterfall.

Twelve thousand three hundred and ninety-two square metres — a single contiguous plot, on the main route rather than at the end of a track, with road access already in place and a village nearby.

The land is surrounded by tropical vegetation and sits close to one of the island's best-known natural sites. It is large enough for an eco-lodge, a retreat or a private estate, and level enough to build without heavy earthworks.

Electricity and water can be brought in.

Property Features & Details

Land size
12392 m²
View
Jungle

About the location


  • Lapopu Waterfall — 10 minutes
  • Pawihi Beach — 10 minutes
  • Waikabubak, the capital of West Sumba — 14 minutes
  • Kerewei Beach — 20 minutes
  • Watu Bella Beach — 25 minutes

Why Investing in This Property


The case for Sumba is not that it is the next Bali. It is that it is not Bali, and that a buyer who understands what that means can acquire something here that Bali has not offered for twenty years.

This is a hectare and a quarter for USD 185,000 — about USD 1,490 per are. In Canggu that figure buys roughly one are. On Sumba it buys a hundred and twenty-four. You are not buying a finished market; you are buying land at agricultural prices in a place where tourism has begun and infrastructure has not caught up.

The position is the specific argument. This plot is on the road between Waikabubak and the west coast beaches — the route visitors actually take. Fourteen minutes from the island's second city means hospital, market, workforce and fuel are close enough to run a small hospitality business without importing everything. Ten minutes from Lapopu Waterfall means you sit on the way to an attraction people already drive to. Land on a main road with a reason for traffic to pass is a different asset from land with a view and no access, and on an island at this stage of development that distinction decides whether a project ever opens.

Size matters here too. A hectare and a quarter lets you build low, spread out and keep the trees — which is exactly the product this island sells. Sumba's reputation was made by a resort that put a small number of villas across a lot of land. Trying to reproduce Canggu density on Sumba would destroy the only thing a guest comes for.

Additional information

  • Land 12,392 m² (1.24 hectares) — single contiguous plot — level and ready to build
  • Freehold title (Hak Milik) — foreign buyers acquire through a PT PMA holding the land as Hak Guna Bangunan
  • Good road access on the Waikabubak–west coast route — main road frontage
  • Surrounded by tropical vegetation — village with growing development nearby
  • Electricity: straightforward connection
  • Water: straightforward borehole
  • Lapopu Waterfall 10 minutes — Pawihi Beach 10 minutes — Waikabubak, capital of West Sumba, 14 minutes — Kerewei Beach 20 minutes — Watu Bella Beach 25 minutes

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Details

Key facts

Reference
DE1208
Property type
Land
View
Jungle
Country
Indonesia

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IDR 27,085,685 / are

$1,493 / are · €1,341 / are · Total IDR 3.4B