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3BR Villa in Nusa Dua

ReadyID: 973

Bukit / Nusa Dua

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$200K

Ocean View

Leasehold · 50 yrsCompletion Q3 2025Down payment 100%Land ZoneYellow

Three-bedroom villa in Nusa Dua: inspecting a roof terrace before purchase

Anteya editorial team · Updated 30 September 2026

A roof terrace adds another place to spend time in a three-bedroom villa, but it also gives a buyer another part of the building to inspect. In this completed Nusa Dua villa, the roof area, private pool and multiple levels should be assessed together. The most useful visit follows water, movement and maintenance through the house, alongside the usual room-by-room viewing.

The villa has three bedrooms and three bathrooms, with 176 m² of building area on 125 m² of land. A private pool, rooftop and parking form part of the property. These features create a specific inspection task: establish how the upper outdoor area and the pool work with the rooms below and with the routines of the people using them.

Begin above the living spaces

Ask an independent building professional to inspect the roof terrace's drainage, waterproofing details and junctions around openings. Request access to the underside or adjoining rooms where useful, so the inspection can consider signs of moisture as well as the finished surface above.

Check the intended furniture arrangement and clear routes. Ask about the specification for barriers, lighting and external electrical fittings. A terrace should be assessed as a building component with its own maintenance requirements, not simply as an attractive additional image in a gallery.

Area	Inspection question	Document or demonstration
Roof terrace	How is rainwater collected and discharged?	Drainage layout and physical inspection
Rooms below	Are surfaces and junctions in good condition?	Inspection notes with photographs
Private pool	Can equipment be reached for service?	Equipment location and maintenance access
Three bathrooms	How do water and drainage systems perform?	Functional checks during the visit
Multiple levels	Are circulation and lighting suitable?	Walk-through using the normal routes

Keep any findings tied to the specific location in the house. A dated list of observations is easier to resolve than a general request to confirm that everything is in good condition.

Location: the address within Benoa

The villa is in Benoa, within the Nusa Dua area of Bali's Bukit Peninsula. Nearby reference points include Bakso Supradinasty at 330 m, NS PURNAMA BAR AND RESTO at 330 m and UD WIKOWI at 690 m. Darmawangsa Sport Center is 880 m away and Coco Mart is 1.1 km away.

Use these places to test your daily access during the visit. Check the approach to the house, the parking entrance and the trip for small errands. A neighborhood name covers different streets and settings, so judge the address through the routes you expect to use.

The selection of Bukit villas can help with alternatives. Keep the comparison specific: a completed three-bedroom home with a roof terrace has different inspection priorities from a smaller apartment or an unfinished villa.

Walk the house as three bedrooms in use

Imagine the rooms occupied at the same time. Trace access to bathrooms, the pool and the roof terrace without treating each space as an isolated photograph. Check where bags, towels and household supplies would be stored and how they move between levels.

For children, older visitors or anyone uncomfortable with stairs, discuss the layout and protective measures with an appropriately qualified professional. Test lighting along the routes you would use after dark. The question is whether the house fits the actual people staying there.

Consider cleaning and service access separately from guest circulation. Locate the pool equipment and ask how a technician reaches it when the villa is occupied. Review how the roof drains can be inspected and cleaned without making normal use of the house difficult.

A completed home still needs a documented handover

Request the current condition report, equipment list and any relevant service records. Compare the installed fittings with the written inclusion schedule. If furniture or equipment will remain, record the individual items and their condition rather than relying on a broad description of furnishing.

Have an independent building inspector produce a list of checks and any remedial work. Agree in writing how identified items will be addressed and when they will be checked again. A purchase viewing and a technical inspection serve different purposes, so allow enough time for both.

Independent Indonesian legal and tax advisers should review the land documents, seller authority, proposed rights, access and intended use. Link your commercial decisions to their findings. Ask for a clear schedule of the documents and actions needed before payment and handover.

Questions about roof and pool upkeep

What should a maintenance proposal cover?

Separate the roof terrace, pool, bathrooms and general household tasks. Ask who inspects drains, checks equipment and reports defects during an absence. Define how unexpected work is approved and recorded.

Does the area figure tell me the size of the terrace?

Use the plan and area schedule to identify each part of the building. The total 176 m² does not by itself describe the terrace's dimensions or how the measurement was compiled.

What is the next step for a serious buyer?

Send Anteya your bedroom requirements and intended use of the roof area. Request the plans, condition documents and written terms, then arrange a technical inspection. Compare other formats in the Bali property catalogue if the circulation or maintenance requirements do not suit you.

Commercial disclosure: Anteya markets property and may receive transaction-related remuneration. This article provides general information; independent legal, tax and building professionals should assess the proposed purchase.