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$155K1BR villas and 2BR townhouses in Melasti, Bali — a 19-unit compound in Ungasan, with 10 units remaining and completion targeting September 2026. From $155,000 on a 30 + 20-year leasehold (50 years total). The compound sits 5.6 km inland from the coast.
Leasehold, tenure and down payment:
• 30-year leasehold with a 20-year extension option — 50 years combined, mid-band for the Ungasan corridor;
• 30% down on signing;
• Yellow-zoned land — residential use.
Location, district and beach access:
• Ungasan, 5.6 km inland from the Melasti–Karma cliff line — beach access is a scooter ride, not a walk;
• Pandawa Beach, Timbis Beach and Gunung Payung within short driving range; Bukit Pandawa Golf & Country Club on the same peninsular road;
• Casa Asia Restaurant (190 m), Orange Resto (410 m) and Nectar Specialty Coffee (470 m) — restaurants on the lane.
Amenities and common areas:
• Prefabricated steel load-bearing frames and 10 cm sandwich panel walls — real acoustic and thermal separation between villas, a concrete answer to the standard Bukit complaint of sound bleeding between neighbouring plots;
• Shared pool, café, co-working space and garden on-site; high perimeter walls and mature planting keep sightlines private across the compound;
• 10-year structural warranty backs the build.
Unit configurations and pricing:
• 2BR townhouse at 77 m² on an 84.3 m² plot from $155,000 — no private pool;
• Compact 1BR pool villa at 41.7 m² on a 100 m² plot from $155,000 — private pool;
• Larger 1BR pool villa at 77 m² on a 275 m² plot from $188,000 — private pool.
Who this fits:
• Buyers entering Ungasan at the $155K mark who want construction specs that hold up on short-let review cycles;
1-2BR Townhouses and Villas near Melasti
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Price from
$155K• Investors who want acoustic-separated villas inside a 19-unit compound rather than detached cliff-side product;
• Long-stay residents drawn to the Pandawa–Timbis–Gunung Payung beach rotation on the same peninsular road.
Buyers wanting walk-to-beach access should look closer to the cliff line — Jey Grey's inland positioning is the load-bearing tradeoff.