Land for Sale with Ocean View – 4,007 m² in Rua, Wanokaka, West Sumba

Property Highlights

• Land Size: 4,009 m² (Freehold)
• Topography: Gently sloping, excellent for building
• Views: Ocean and lush green hills
• Access: New road infrastructure Environment: Quiet, private, and peaceful surroundings
• Proximity: Close to Nihi Sumba, one of the world’s top luxury resorts

About the location

• Nihi Sumba — nearby, on the same stretch of coast
• Rua Beach — a short drive
• Wanokaka valley, its traditional villages and its surf
• New road infrastructure serving the plot

Why Investing in This Property

The reason to look at Rua rather than anywhere else on Sumba is Nihi. Nihi Sumba is the hotel that made this island known outside Indonesia. It has held the top position in global hotel rankings, it draws guests who could choose anywhere in the world, and it did that on a coast that had nothing. Everything that now exists on the west of this island — the flights, the road, the small lodges, the surf tourism — followed it. Buying land on the same stretch of coast means buying next to the only proven demand on Sumba. Whatever you build here, the market you are selling to already comes past the door.

Forty ares is the size of a private estate or a very small guest operation: a main house with proper grounds, or three or four villas laid out with space between them. On four thousand square metres you are not fighting your own boundaries, which at this price is worth stating plainly.

This land is USD 3,743 per are; a larger three-hectare plot in the same part of Wanokaka is available at USD 953 per are. Small plots always cost more per square metre than large ones, because far more buyers can afford four thousand square metres than thirty-one thousand. Forty ares is a ticket that can actually be bought, and it is priced for what it is and where it is.

Gently sloping is the other real advantage, and it is worth more than it sounds. Dramatic hillside sites photograph well and then spend the budget on retaining walls, cut and fill, and a drainage problem every wet season. An easy slope lets you set buildings down the contour, keep the ocean view from every level, and build at ordinary cost.

The view being over hills to the ocean rather than onto the sand is, for most buyers, the better position. No coastal setback deciding where you may build, no erosion question, no salt on every metal fitting, and nothing that can be built in front of you.

The title is freehold (Hak Milik). Foreign buyers acquire through an Indonesian company holding the land as Hak Guna Bangunan; a foreign resident holding a KITAS and buying a home may instead hold Hak Pakai directly, often the simpler answer on a plot this size.

What this land offers is concrete: forty ares, an ocean view, a new road, an easy slope, and a position on the one stretch of Sumba where a world-class hotel has been drawing guests for years.

Listed by Denna at Mata Property Bali

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