Badung Regency, Bali

Twenty are of development land at Pantai Lima

An end-of-lane block roughly 500 metres from the beach, on the coast running north from Canggu. The whole block goes to one buyer.

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One parcel, one seller, and no chain of agents between you and the leaseholder.

PriceUS$1,000,000
Area2,000 m² · 20 are
To the beachAbout 500 m
RegencyBadung
Lease25 years, to March 2052

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Where it is

On the coast running north from Canggu

Pantai Lima sits on Bali's south-west coast, on the stretch that runs north from Canggu through Pererenan, Seseh and Munggu. It is the quiet end of a coastline whose southern end is not quiet at all. Time Out placed Pererenan, a little further down the same road, third in the world among its coolest neighbourhoods in 2024.

The block sits at the end of a lane with a river along its rear boundary, so it has open ground behind it rather than a neighbour. An end-of-lane position with a river behind it is what gives the block its privacy.

Badung, where this block sits, is one of three regencies on the island still issuing permits for new tourism accommodation, with Gianyar and Denpasar.

Canggu is just under three kilometres away, Seminyak about seven and the airport about thirteen, measured straight-line. The beach is roughly five hundred metres from the block.

The parcel

The facts, stated plainly

Total area 2,000 m² · 20 are
Price US$1,000,000 total
Tenure Leasehold, by assignment
Remaining term 25 years, to 6 March 2052
Extension Right to negotiate a further 20 years
Regency Badung
Rear boundary River
Sale Whole, to one buyer

Approximate conversions: A$1,410,000 · EUR 865,000 · £733,000, indicative only, at August 2026 rates. Lease dates are the leaseholder's figures and are confirmed against the deed at the document stage.

What you are buying

A single strip at the end of a lane, with a river along the back of it. Open ground behind the block, and the lane ends at it.

The block goes whole to one buyer, at a width that suits a single private compound or one row of units.

The block

What it looks like

The block from directly above — From directly above

The block seen along the lane — The block in its immediate surroundings

The block and the terraces behind it — The rear of the block and the ground behind it

Potential

What the block can carry

Twenty are at the end of a lane, with a river behind it, carries more than one kind of project. Three that fit the shape of the ground.

Six-step diagram: the site as a long strip, one access lane along its length with views to both sides, the contour stepping down, a row of massed volumes, the built form, and the resulting skyline. — How the ground shapes what fits: one lane along the length, a single row stepping with the contour.

Six villas

Three bedrooms each, in a row off a private lane, with a pool to every unit. The width of the block keeps the density low.

Nine smaller units

One bedroom each, at a smaller footprint on the same ground, with a pool and parking to every unit.

One private compound

The whole strip as a single residence. A river along the back, no neighbour behind, and a lane that ends at the gate.

Illustrative view along a paved lane past a row of white villas with private pools, rice fields to one side. — How a row along the lane could sit on the block.

Illustrative interior of a single unit, living and kitchen opening to a pool terrace. — Inside one unit, at the scale the block carries.

The visuals are illustrative, drawn to show what the ground can carry. Nothing shown is built or approved, and the land sells plain.

Who we are

You deal with the leaseholder direct

This is one parcel and one seller. The leaseholder has held it for years and is selling it whole to a single buyer, and every enquiry gets answered by the person on this page.

The seller has built in Bali for years and knows the architects, builders and notaries who work well there. If a buyer wants an introduction once the land is theirs, he is happy to make one.

Alfred Seeliger
Founder, Bali Coast Partners

New to Bali

How buying here works

Buying land here is more straightforward than most first-time buyers expect. Three things are worth knowing.

Foreigners hold land here on a lease. It is how foreign owners hold property along this whole coast. What changes hands here is the remainder of an existing lease, assigned to you, which is the ordinary route and the one your notary will expect to see.
Your notary does the work. They verify the title, confirm it is clear and draft the transfer. You engage them yourself, so the person protecting your interest answers to you alone.
The costs are modest. Buyers commonly budget two to four per cent of the price on a straightforward leasehold, most of it notarial.

General orientation rather than advice. Your own adviser confirms the detail for your case.

What happens next

Four steps, start to finish

You send a name and an email. We reply within twelve to twenty-four hours with everything we hold on the parcel.
Then a call with the leaseholder's side, usually within two working days.
Come and stand on it. A visit is arranged whenever suits you, and it is the part most buyers enjoy most.
Your own notary runs diligence, then contracts.

Questions

What buyers ask first

Can a foreigner buy this?

Yes. What is sold is the remaining leasehold interest, assigned to you, and that is how foreign buyers hold property in Bali.

Do plans come with it?

The land sells plain. The Potential section above is illustrative only. The seller is happy to introduce the buyer to experienced developers.

Can I buy part of it?

It goes to one buyer, in one piece. Twenty are undivided at the end of a lane is what gives the block its privacy & value.

Can I see it before deciding?

Yes. A visit can be arranged with the seller on request.

Enquire

Request the details

A name and an email is enough. Tell us what you want to know and the answer comes back by mail.

Or write directly: aseeliger@balicoastpartners.com