Calm Escape Villa
This refined 4-bedroom villa in Ubud is designed as a quiet architectural retreat, seamlessly integrated into its lush tropical surroundings. Built around a long central pool and layered outdoor living spaces, the villa balances clean contemporary lines with natural textures and greenery.
The layout unfolds through a series of open-air transitions: stone pathways, planted courtyards, and shaded terraces guide you through the property, creating a sense of flow and privacy. The pool acts as the visual and spatial core of the villa, framed by sun loungers, umbrellas, and intimate seating areas designed for both relaxation and social moments.
The architecture is calm and intentional. Soft mineral tones, natural stone, wood slats, and raw concrete details give the villa a timeless, understated elegance. Large sliding glass doors open the bedrooms and living spaces directly onto the pool and gardens, allowing light and nature to shape the interior atmosphere throughout the day.
Each bedroom is designed as an independent sanctuary, offering direct outdoor access, clean lines, and a hotel-level sense of comfort. The overall experience is serene, private, and immersive, ideal for slow living, retreats, or high-end rental use.
Surrounded by greenery and mature trees, yet within easy reach of Ubud’s cultural center, cafés, yoga studios, and nature trails, this villa offers a rare balance between seclusion and accessibility.
A minimalist tropical residence defined by space, light, and quiet luxury.
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Rp 6.070.000.000
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Foreigners cannot directly own freehold property in Indonesia. The most common structures are leasehold agreements (typically 25-30 years, renewable) or setting up a PT PMA (foreign-owned company). At Payot Property, we guide you through every legal step, connecting you with trusted notaries and legal advisors to ensure a secure and transparent acquisition.
Freehold (Hak Milik) grants full ownership rights but is only available to Indonesian citizens. Leasehold (Hak Sewa) is the most accessible option for foreigners, offering long-term usage rights ranging from 25 to 80 years. Leasehold properties are fully transferable and can be renewed. Many investors prefer leasehold for its lower entry cost and legal simplicity.
The most sought-after areas depend on your goals. Canggu and Pererenan offer strong rental yields thanks to their popularity with digital nomads and tourists. Ubud attracts buyers looking for cultural immersion and jungle settings. Uluwatu and Bingin appeal to those seeking ocean views and surf lifestyle. Our team provides personalized advice based on your investment strategy.
Beyond the purchase price, expect additional costs of approximately 5-10% of the property value. These include notary fees, legal due diligence, property tax (PBB), income tax on acquisition (BPHTB at 5%), and agent commission. We provide a detailed cost breakdown for every property to ensure full transparency before you commit.
Yes, Bali has a thriving short-term and long-term rental market. Luxury villas in prime locations can generate strong returns, with annual yields typically ranging from 8% to 15% depending on the area, property quality, and management. Payot Property can connect you with professional villa management companies to maximize your rental potential.
Buying property in Bali without local expertise carries significant risks. We provide end-to-end support: property sourcing based on strict quality criteria, legal verification, price negotiation, and post-purchase support. Our curated selection features only architecturally significant villas that meet our standards for design, construction quality, and investment potential.