Kedungu is where the serious Bali buyers have been looking for the past two years. It’s Tabanan’s coastal edge — black sand beach, rice paddies just inland, and a fraction of the development density you’ll find anywhere on the Bukit or in Canggu. The surf break is consistent and uncrowded. The sunsets are absurd.
This is a small project. Three villas on eight ares of land, with a shared common area. Two of the villas are 120 square metres; the third is 164. Each gets its own pool, balcony, and a generous plot — two ares per villa — so you’re not looking at your neighbour’s kitchen from the pool deck.
You might expect something this compact and this far from Seminyak to feel like a compromise. It doesn’t. The proportions are generous, the layout is clean, and the privacy — three homes, not thirty — is the whole point. Kedungu Beach is walking distance.
The Tabanan coastline is still in its early growth phase, which means entry prices are well below what comparable specs would cost in Uluwatu or Pererenan. Rental demand is building steadily as the area develops, and the surf and wellness crowd that’s driving it tends to book longer stays.
Leasehold from IDR 3.78 billion. Handover Q1 2026 — this one is nearly ready