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Canggu / Babakan

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Leasehold · 22 yrsCompletion Q1 2024Down payment 30%Land ZoneYellow

Completed villas in Babakan, Bali: deciding whether a second bedroom earns its place

Anteya Editorial Team · Updated 30 September 2026

A second bedroom is valuable when it solves a recurring need. In this completed development on Jalan Raya Tuka in Babakan, Canggu, the linked villa formats include one-bedroom homes of 72.5 m² and a two-bedroom format of 125 m². Both formats have private pools; the smaller has one bathroom and the larger two. That makes the choice a question of how you will use the extra room and organise visits.

Begin with the year you actually expect to spend using the home. Count the occasions when a separate sleeping room would be occupied and the days when it would support another function, such as quiet work. Then compare the furnished layouts on site. A completed home lets you test doors, routes and sightlines directly as part of your assessment.

Give the second room a clear job

For someone living alone or as a couple, the one-bedroom format can concentrate daily life around the same set of spaces. Check whether the bedroom, living area and storage accommodate your belongings without overflow. A workspace should be evaluated with the room furnished, including the chair in use.

The two-bedroom format may provide more separation when one person works while another rests or when guests stay overnight. Decide whether the additional bedroom is primarily for guests, a regular occupant or a mixed role. Each use requires a different balance of furniture, storage and access.

Your usual pattern	What to test in the one-bedroom format	What to test in the two-bedroom format
Short visits alone or as a couple	Storage and comfortable daily circulation	Whether the extra room would be used regularly
Remote working	A practical desk without blocking the living space	Separation between calls and another occupant’s routine
Overnight visitors	How the existing rooms serve your actual plans	Guest storage and access to the second bathroom
Longer absences	Inspection and pool-care arrangements	Additional rooms and equipment to include in those checks

Use the viewing to test simultaneous activities

Stand in each room and follow two activities at once: one person making a call, another preparing to leave; a guest waking early while the household sleeps. Close the doors and inspect where the routes intersect. This exercise is more useful than assuming that a larger home automatically offers better separation.

In the 125 m² format, locate both bathroom entrances. Ask whether a guest reaches one from the shared space or through a bedroom. In the 72.5 m² format, test the circulation around the single bathroom during the busiest part of your normal day.

Check the connection to the private pool in both formats. Identify where towels and outdoor belongings go and how maintenance staff reach the equipment. The pool is a shared feature of the comparison, so focus on the way each home organises access around it.

Location: everyday reference points on Jalan Raya Tuka

The address is in Babakan, Canggu, Badung, Bali, on Jalan Raya Tuka. Sauté Canggu is 160 m away, Warung Vienti 250 m and Yoga Bali 340 m. Indomaret Raya Tuka - Badung is another reference point at 370 m.

Check these routes from the actual entrance. Observe road edges, junction visibility and where a vehicle can stop. A listed distance is a location reference, not a guaranteed walking route or journey time. Repeat an important outing at the time you expect to make it.

Use the Bali property catalogue to compare other neighbourhoods with the same household routine. A short trip for food or exercise should be considered alongside the home’s internal layout, especially for longer stays.

Inspect current condition as well as layout

During the viewing, have a technical adviser assess the selected villa’s condition and functioning equipment. Ask for a review of water systems, drainage, electrical equipment and the pool, with observations attached to the specific unit. The purpose is to understand the home you are considering today.

Request an itemised furniture and appliance inventory for the proposed transaction. Record what is included, its condition and any agreed work before handover. Ask how keys, operating instructions and maintenance contacts are transferred.

For absences, identify who checks the house, cares for the pool and authorises repairs. An extra room also means another space to inspect and maintain. Compare those responsibilities alongside its usefulness, and have the transaction, intended use and any management terms reviewed independently.

Questions before choosing the bedroom count

Is the larger format always more flexible?

It offers another room, but useful flexibility depends on doors, storage and how people move through the home. Test the actual tasks you expect that room to perform.

How should occasional guests influence the decision?

Consider how often they stay and for how long. Compare the comfort of those visits with the use you would make of the extra room during the rest of the year.

What should I request from Anteya next?

Ask to compare a named 72.5 m² unit with the 125 m² format using the same viewing checklist. Share your guest pattern and working needs. The Bali villa selection can provide another layout for context.

Anteya acts as a property intermediary and may receive a commission on a transaction. This guide does not replace independent legal, technical or financial advice.