Bali Villas For Sale Leasehold

You pay the property owner a one-time fee that gives you the right to use and enjoy the property for a set period
—usually 25 to 30 years, with an option to extend. You can learn more about it in our leasehold ownership guide.

Freehold gives full ownership of the land and building with no time limit. Leasehold lets foreigners lease the land for 25–30 years (extendable), giving similar usage rights but without ownership of the land. Not sure which option suits you? Discover the differences here.

When the lease period ends, ownership goes back to the landowner. However, you can usually negotiate an extension, if you wish to continue using the property. Read more about how it works here.

Yes, leasehold properties can offer great returns since the upfront cost is lower than freehold. A well-managed leasehold villa can generate strong rental income—sometimes reaching 15% ROI or more.

Extension costs depend on your property’s market value, how many years remain on the current lease, and any ground rent agreements with the landowner

You can start by browsing our leasehold villa listings on this page. Once you find a property you like, contact our agent to help with the purchase process, legal documents, and due diligence. Prefer a faster way? Book a free consultation and we’ll recommend the best options that match your goals and budget.