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Studio in Seseh

Off-planID: 813

Canggu / Seseh

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$90K

Leasehold · 25 yrsCompletion Q3 2026Down payment 40%Land ZonePink

A 40 m² studio in Seseh, Bali: making a coastal base work day to day

By the Anteya Editorial Team · Updated 30 September 2026

A 40 m² studio can be a useful base for repeated stays in Seseh when its layout supports the way you actually spend your days. The important question is how sleeping, working, storage and outdoor time fit together. Here, the studio format is paired with a terrace in the design and a project concept that includes a garden, swimming pool and co-working space. That combination deserves a closer look from someone who wants a manageable private retreat near the Cemagi coast.

Start with your ordinary week. A solo buyer who works outside the room and spends evenings outdoors has different needs from a couple taking simultaneous video calls. Write down those needs before comparing finishes. A small home is most convincing when its limitations fit your habits.

Test the space with your belongings in mind

The linked studio has a recorded building area of 40 m². Ask for a dimensioned plan that shows the area calculation and identifies the terrace boundary. Place your bed, luggage, clothes and working equipment on that plan using real dimensions. Circulation around the bed and access to storage matter more than how open an uncluttered rendering appears.

Walk through a rainy-day scenario. You may need to dry clothes, make a call and eat indoors without putting everything away between activities. Check whether the intended furniture leaves room for that routine. If two people will use the studio, agree which activities can share a room and which need privacy.

Daily need	What to examine	Useful viewing task
Sleeping	Window position and light control	Check the bed position with curtains closed
Working	Socket placement and desk clearance	Sit where you would take a call
Storage	Usable cupboard depth	Measure space for your largest suitcase
Outdoor time	Terrace boundary and overlooking	Look back toward the room from the access path

Treat the terrace as part of the living routine

The terrace is presented as private outdoor space. Its value depends on where it sits relative to neighbouring entrances, paths and the garden. During a viewing, stand at seated height rather than judging privacy only while upright. Check the view into the studio when its doors are open, and whether screening would affect daylight or ventilation.

Ask how rainwater moves away from the threshold and where outdoor furniture can remain protected. A terrace that works for breakfast may also need a different arrangement for an evening meal or wet footwear. Confirm which surfaces, planting and fittings belong to your maintenance responsibility. These details help determine whether outdoor space adds usable living time throughout a stay.

Location: connect the studio to Cemagi and Seseh

The address is in Cemagi, within the Seseh area of the wider Canggu region of Bali. CampBar Cafe & Bar is 70 m away, Riviera Cafe Cemagi is 90 m away and KYSKO Lagree Bali is 220 m away. Cemagi Beach is 450 m away, with Pantai Mengening at 520 m and Pura Gede Luhur Batu Ngaus at 620 m.

Use these places to plan a viewing route that resembles your routine: leave the studio, visit a café, check the fitness stop and continue toward the beach. Observe the entrance, road edges, lighting and places where vehicles pass. Distances alone do not establish the comfort of a walk, and a beach visit should include finding the entrance you would actually use.

The Seseh property collection provides a wider location comparison. Keep your shortlist focused on the same daily destinations, rather than assuming every address described as Canggu offers an equivalent routine.

Decide how much you will use the common areas

Co-working space, a swimming pool, a garden and parking form part of the project concept. For a compact studio, their practical value lies in creating options outside the room. Ask to see the planned arrangement, the route from your door and the rules that will govern access.

If working away from the bed is important, examine desk capacity, call etiquette and opening hours. Consider what happens when the workspace is busy or closed. Keep enough flexibility inside the studio for essential tasks. For parking, identify where arrival, unloading and vehicle storage would take place for your selected unit.

Turn your viewing notes into purchase conditions

Request the studio plan, terrace boundary, finish schedule and common-area access terms together. Have an independent local professional review the transaction documents and the permissions relevant to your intended use. Record who handles defects, how they are reported and what happens if an agreed item is unfinished at handover.

For longer absences, arrange a practical inspection routine covering moisture, ventilation, water leaks and secure storage. Ask for the recurring cost schedule and the person responsible for urgent repairs. Compare those obligations with other studios in Bali, using the same personal-use assumptions.

Questions before shortlisting

Could this work for two people?

It could, if their schedules and privacy needs fit the studio. Test overlapping work calls, storage and indoor meals on the actual plan before deciding.

Does the beach distance make a vehicle unnecessary?

That depends on the routes and destinations you use. Check everyday journeys separately from the beach outing, including groceries and evening returns.

What should I request next?

Ask Anteya for a viewing focused on the 40 m² layout, terrace privacy and the route to common facilities. Bring a short list of essential activities so each can be checked against the selected studio.

Anteya is a property intermediary and may receive remuneration from a transaction. This commercial guide supports comparison; independent legal and technical review should inform any purchase decision.