Villa B - Stunning 4-Bedroom Villa in Sanur for Sale

About the location

• Sanur beachfront and its promenade — 5 minutes
• Bali Island School — 7 minutes
• Bali Mandara Hospital — under 10 minutes
• Sanur Port for Nusa Penida, Lembongan and the Gilis — quick access
• Cafés, bakeries, restaurants and boutique shops nearby

Why Investing in This Property

Three hundred and sixty square metres of internal space in a four-bedroom house is the number to start with, because it is what this villa is actually selling.

Most four-bedroom villas in Sanur run between 200 and 280 m². At 360 the rooms are not merely adequate, they are large — and the difference shows up in the places that matter: a living room that seats a family rather than a couple, bedrooms where a wardrobe and a desk both fit, and an enclosed dining area that works for eight people in January when the terrace is unusable.

That last point is the design decision worth noting. The living and dining areas are enclosed and air-conditioned rather than open pavilions. Open-plan Bali villas photograph beautifully and become unusable for three or four days at a stretch in the wet season, when the rain comes in sideways and nothing dries. A house built to be occupied twelve months a year is built this way, and it is one of the reasons Sanur properties hold their occupancy when west-coast villas empty out in January.

The double garage is the second detail, and it is rarer in Bali than buyers expect. Not a carport — a garage, for a car and scooters both. In a coastal town where salt air takes the paint off a vehicle in two seasons, and where a bike left outside is a bike that eventually goes missing, that is a practical advantage a tenant notices immediately and a buyer values at resale.

The water arrangement is the third, and it is genuinely unusual. A drilled well with the option to connect to PDAM mains means two independent supplies. Bali villas normally have one or the other: a well that can run low or turn brackish at the end of the dry season, or a mains connection that fails when the network does. Having both available removes the single most common day-to-day problem in a Bali house.

The position is Sanur doing what Sanur does. Five minutes to the beachfront and the promenade — the walkable, calm, family beach the west coast does not have. Seven minutes to Bali Island School, which is the anchor of the twelve-month rental market here: families relocating for a school year take annual leases, pay monthly through the wet season as through July, and renew. Under ten minutes to Bali Mandara Hospital, which brings a second and entirely separate stream of long-stay tenants. And quick access to Sanur Port for the Nusa islands and the Gilis.

That combination — school families, medical visitors, retirees and holidaymakers — is why Sanur occupancy is steadier than anywhere on the west coast, even where the nightly rates are lower.

Additional information

• Villa B of a two-villa project — land 350 m² per villa (700 m² for the pair)
• Villa B: 360 m² internal + 97 m² covered outdoor area = 457 m² total built area
• 4 bedrooms — 4.5 bathrooms
• Enclosed, air-conditioned living and dining areas opening onto garden and private pool
• Lush garden, private swimming pool and outdoor entertainment areas
• Double garage for car and scooters — storage room
• Fully furnished with high-end finishes
• Water from a drilled well, with the option to connect to PDAM mains — two independent supplies
• 30-year leasehold
• Villa A, the neighbouring house (334 m² internal + 131 m² external = 465 m² total), is listed separately
• Sanur beachfront and promenade 5 minutes — Bali Island School 7 minutes — Bali Mandara Hospital under 10 minutes — quick access to Sanur Port for Nusa Penida, Lembongan and the Gili Islands