2-3BR Villa in Ubud

Leasehold, tenure and down payment:

• 30-year leasehold with a 30-year extension — 60 years combined;

• Completion targeted mid-2026 — 14 months of construction risk priced into the entry;

• Long horizon for an Ubud cultural-wellness rental audience that runs longer-duration than coastal stock.

Location, district and beach access:

• Three minutes from Goa Gajah (the Elephant Cave); ten minutes from Yoga Barn and Sacred Monkey Forest;

• 23 minutes from the nearest coast; 55 minutes from Canggu — inland address by design;

• Built for guests booking Ubud itself, not day-trips to the beach.

Floor plans, sizes and pricing:

• Three 2BR layouts from 121 to 168 m² at $275,000–$399,000 — spread reflects land area (230–280 m² plots), not finish level;

• 210 m² 3BR villa at $350,000;

• All villas fully furnished with private pool, garden, parking and private reception.

Rental yield, ROI and payback:

• Developer projects $3,000–$4,500 a month in net rental income with a 7-year payback;

• Projections need confirming against comparable Ubud operating data once the project opens;

• Figures are pre-tax; actual returns depend on occupancy and prevailing nightly rates.

Who this fits:

• Buyers wanting the Ubud cultural-wellness rental audience;

• Investors drawn to a compact twelve-villa scale that preserves privacy;

• Long-tenure owners comfortable with the 60-year horizon.

Buyers wanting coastal proximity or short-let nightly rates should look south — Bedulu is inland by design.