Villa 5 Bedrooms One Level in Sanur

About the location

• Sanur Beach and the seafront cycle path — close by
• International healthcare — within reach
• Retail, supermarkets and everyday amenities — nearby
• One of Bali's most established residential addresses

Why Investing in This Property

The single storey is the decision that defines this house, and it is worth understanding why it is rare.

Land in Sanur is expensive and finite, so almost everything built here now goes upwards: two or three floors on a small plot, because that is how a developer extracts the most saleable area from the least land. A 400 m² house on one level does the opposite. It uses more ground to achieve the same space, which is precisely why so few are built — and precisely why they sell.

Who they sell to matters. A single-storey house is what an older buyer wants, what a family with very small children wants, and what anyone who intends to still be living here in twenty years wants. Those buyers are a large and growing part of the Sanur market, and they have very little to choose from. When you come to resell, you will not be competing with the two hundred three-storey villas built in the same period; you will be one of the few houses that suits a market nobody is building for.

Five bedrooms is the second point, and it is a genuinely thin segment. Most villas on this island have two or three, because that is cheapest to build and quickest to sell. Five takes what the smaller houses cannot: two families travelling together, a multi-generational household, a group of eight or ten, a company retreat. Those bookings are longer, made further ahead and compared against five hotel rooms rather than against the villa next door — which is why they are far less sensitive to price.

The five bedrooms also serve the other Sanur market, the steadier one. This is a neighbourhood of twelve-month tenancies rather than three-night stays: families relocating for the international schools, people here for the hospitals, long-term residents. That market pays monthly, in the wet season as in July, and needs no marketing and almost no management.

Sanur itself is the reason the numbers behave. It has the schools, the international healthcare, the supermarkets and the cycle path along the sea, and it has never been a fashion destination — which means it has never had the corrections that follow one. Demand here is slower and more durable than on the west coast.

Being finished and furnished in 2026 removes the two things that usually delay a purchase: no construction risk, no fit-out, no first season spent buying furniture. The dual water supply — a deep well and the PDAM mains — is worth noting too. It is a small piece of engineering that removes the most common infrastructure failure on this island, and it is not something you can add cheaply later.

Additional information

• Land 420 m² — built area approximately 400 m² — single storey
• 5 bedrooms — 5 bathrooms + 1 guest toilet
• Contemporary architecture, single-level layout
• Private swimming pool — garden — enclosed living area
• Equipped kitchen — storage room
• Car and scooter parking
• Sold fully furnished
• Zoning: yellow
• Water: deep well and PDAM mains — PLN electricity
• Year built: 2026
• Sanur — close to the beach, the seafront cycle path, international healthcare, retail and everyday amenities
• Leasehold until 21 February 2051 — around 24 years remaining