
UBUD
from Rp 2.65 bn/ 27 + 30 years
MOONO Ubud
Ubud · Villa complex
- 1–3 bedrooms
- 75–210 m²
- leasehold 27+30
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UBUD · ID RR-1203
Jungle views open straight off the pool at this 75.6 m² two-bedroom villa on a 300 m² plot, five minutes from central Ubud and PARQ. EVDEkimi sells it fully furnished on a 25-year leasehold for Rp 4.87 bn. The developer also runs the rental and insures the property.

Property
Hijau sits five minutes from central Ubud and the PARQ complex. Nothing stands between the pool deck and the jungle canopy. It's a single villa of 75.6 m² (≈ 815 sq ft) on 300 m² of land: two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a garden gazebo. EVDEkimi fits it out for short stays and handles management and insurance itself, so you aren't hunting for an operator.
Ubud guests come for retreats, yoga and long stays. They book for the view and the quiet, not for a beach. Land inland costs less than on the coast, which is why two bedrooms and a private pool here cost about what a studio fetches in Canggu. The trade-off is the drive: the airport sits roughly 75 minutes away.
Your 25-year lease takes in both the land and the villa, and the presentation says nothing about renewal. The price is Rp 4.87 bn. EVDEkimi's materials promise income from Rp 3.5 million a day with a fixed floor on returns. Our model below ignores that promise and works from Ubud market rates. We're still confirming the build stage, the zoning, the PBG and the rental license.
The numbers for this property
The developer's materials quote income from Rp 3.5 million a day and a fixed floor that the contract sets. Below is our model on Ubud market rates, at Rp 2.0 million a night, after management, tax, wear and upkeep.
| Occupancy | Gross income | Expenses 40% | Net | % of price | Payback period |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 50%cautious | Rp 371 million | Rp 149 million | Rp 223 million | 4.6% | 21.8 years |
| 60%base | Rp 446 million | Rp 178 million | Rp 267 million | 5.5% | 18.2 years |
| 70%strong | Rp 520 million | Rp 208 million | Rp 312 million | 6.4% | 15.6 years |
Ubud runs below the coast, with market occupancy of 37.7% per AirROI, so our base case for a managed villa is 60%.
Where the numbers come from
This is a Rise Real Bali estimate, not an income guarantee. We rerun the rate and occupancy for your specific unit and manager; property details come from the developer's materials. Our method and what we don't guarantee are explained under legal information.
Ownership
You'd hold a 25-year leasehold on both the land and the villa, signed before a notary. The developer's deck doesn't describe an extension, so we ask the landowner for renewal terms in writing. Zoning, the PBG number and the build stage remain open questions. The SLF comes once construction ends, and the rental license can only follow it.
| Form of ownership | LeaseholdForeigners can't hold freehold (Hak Milik) in their own name. The legal routes are leasehold, a right-to-use title (Hak Pakai) for residents with a stay permit, and a foreign-owned company (PT PMA) holding a right to build (HGB). |
|---|---|
| Lease term | 25 years, land and buildingThe presentation gives no renewal terms. We ask the landowner to set them out on paper before you commit. |
| Zoning | To confirm in the RDTRWe check the plot in the RDTR and OSS before the deposit instead of taking the seller's word for it. |
| Building approval (PBG) | To confirmWe ask for the permit number and an extract ahead of any deposit. |
| Developer | EVDEkimiEVDEkimi builds the villa and manages it afterward. We check the company, the projects it has delivered and the insurance its deck describes. |
| Certificate of occupancy (SLF) | After construction endsNo SLF, no rental license. So we link payments to building stages, not to dates. |
| Short-term rental license (NIB) | To confirmAirbnb, Booking.com and other platforms are removing villas that don't hold a valid rental license (NIB). Until this property gets its license, we model long-term rental only. |
| Indonesian nominee | Not usedPutting the property in a local person's name is a criminal risk under Perda 4/2026, and you can lose the asset in a dispute. We don't handle these deals. |
| Developer escrow | None, the market works without itYour protection is the structure: payments tied to verified construction stages and a late-delivery penalty in the contract. |
| Furniture and handover | Full, list to confirmThe furniture and appliance list becomes an appendix to the contract. |


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Terms
EVDEkimi's deck states a 30% deposit and leaves the rest to the contract. We tie each later payment to a verified stage.
Location
Ubud has its own crowd of retreat guests and long stays. Revenue here grew 16.5% over the past year, the best result on the island, while occupancy averages 37.7% and nightly rates sit near Rp 2.1 million. Supply is growing fast too, so we pick homes with an anchor: a view, a pool, an operator.

People buy in Ubud for the view and the silence, not for surf. Market occupancy sits at 37.7%, and managed villas with a jungle outlook run higher.
What's nearby
Within 1 km of the property
Closest places
Places and distances: OpenStreetMap data, © OpenStreetMap contributors. Distances are straight-line from the property.
Straight answers
Nothing. EVDEkimi's list price is your price, since our commission comes out of the developer's side. The document review before your deposit is on us. At Hijau we read the 25-year lease and push for the renewal terms missing from the deck, confirm the RDTR zone and ask for the PBG number with an extract. The results arrive as a written report.
Yes. A Zoom tour shows you the villa, and a notary signs the contract on your power of attorney. We're asking EVDEkimi for the handover date. On site we check progress, match the furniture against the specification and compare the build with the plans. The 30% deposit goes in at signing, after roughly two weeks of preparation.
The base is AirROI's nightly figure for Ubud, adjusted for a two-bedroom pool villa, which gives Rp 2.0 million. Occupancy follows professionally managed villas, with 60% as the base case. Management fees, tax and upkeep absorb 40% of revenue. The developer's income claim sits beside the model but doesn't feed it. It's an estimate, not a guarantee.
At 60% occupancy and Rp 2.0 million a night, gross revenue comes to about Rp 446 million a year. After 40% in costs, roughly Rp 267 million stays with you, a 5.5% net yield on the Rp 4.87 bn price. At 50% occupancy net falls to 4.6%, and at 70% it rises to 6.4%. Nightly letting needs the rental license first.
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