Luxury 1-Bedroom Apartments: Investment in Canggu, Bali

Berawa, 700 metres from the beach. Eighty-five units across 6,800 square metres, delivered by a developer with twelve years of full-cycle project experience in Bali. The penthouse units sit at the top of the complex with rooftop pool access and elevated sightlines toward the coast.

The numbers are simple: one- and two-bedroom layouts, 43 to 66 square metres, leasehold ownership. The building permits, land certificates, and commercial zoning are all in place — which, in Canggu’s post-2023 regulatory tightening, is not a given.

You might look at a penthouse format in a mid-rise Canggu building and wonder what separates it from the apartment two floors down. In practice, quite a lot. The rooftop is the communal centrepiece — pool, lounging, sunset orientation — and the penthouse floor has the most direct access to it. On booking platforms, top-floor units in Canggu developments consistently pull higher nightly rates. The proximity to Finns Beach Club and Atlas Beach Club anchors the rental audience.

The developer handles everything from concept through operation, which means there’s a management layer already built in. For a hands-off buyer who wants exposure to Bali’s most liquid short-term rental market, this is a turnkey entry.

IDR 2.75 billion. Q4 2025 — this one’s nearly finished. That removes construction risk entirely, which is worth more than most buyers appreciate until they’ve waited through a delayed handover on another project.