Long-Term Villas on the Bukit
Long-Term Villas on the Bukit
16 villas · 14 available now · monthly from IDR 40M · yearly from IDR 265M
2–5 bedrooms · clifftops, beaches and the best surf on the island
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Living in Bukit
The Bukit is the limestone peninsula south of the airport, and people move here for one reason: the coast. Bingin, Padang Padang, Impossibles and Uluwatu are minutes apart, the beaches are the best on the island, and the clifftops are why nobody leaves. It is not the cheap option and it is not the convenient one — you pay more here than in Canggu and you drive for most things. What you get is a life spent near the water.
Our 16 long-term villas here run from Uluwatu and Bingin on the surf side to Jimbaran and Ungasan closer to the airport. They run from IDR 40M to IDR 140M per month, and 4 are available on yearly leases from IDR 265M.
Every villa is personally inspected, contracts are handled by our local team, and you deal with us directly on WhatsApp — no platform fees, same-day answers.
Bukit at a glance
- Typical monthly rent
- 3 BR IDR 88M
- To the beach
- 5–10 min, depending where on the Bukit
- To the airport
- 20–35 min
- Best for
- Surfers and people who want the coast, and don't mind driving
- International schools
- Bukit Sunshine and ISH; most others are 45–60 min north
- Atmosphere
- Spread out and dramatic — clifftops, surf breaks and long drives between them
Village by village
Long-term villas in Uluwatu
Long-term villas in Jimbaran
Long-term rentals in Bukit — FAQ
How much does a long-term villa on the Bukit cost per month?
Our current Bukit villas run from IDR 40M to IDR 140M per month depending on size (2–5 bedrooms) and finish. Yearly leases run IDR 265M–IDR 1.32B and work out cheaper per month than monthly terms — each listing shows both prices so you can compare the villa you actually want.
Does this include Jimbaran and Uluwatu?
Yes. We treat the Bukit as the whole peninsula — Uluwatu and Bingin on the surf side, Jimbaran and Ungasan on the eastern and airport side. They are genuinely different in feel: Uluwatu is clifftop and surf-led, Jimbaran is a beach and seafood town about twenty minutes from the airport. Every card shows which one it is in, and you can narrow to a single area with the Location filter.
Is the Bukit a good area for long-term living?
It suits you if the coast is the point — surfing most days, beaches you actually use, sunsets from the cliffs. Be clear-eyed about the cost: the Bukit is our most expensive long-term area, typically a third to a half above Canggu for the same number of bedrooms, because land here has been bid up hard since 2020 and most of the stock is new-build. Add longer drives for almost everything, fewer cafés and coworking spots, and 45–60 minutes to the Canggu–Seminyak corridor. People who love it here would not live anywhere else; people who want convenience or value are happier further north.
What's included in the monthly rent?
It varies by villa and every listing spells it out in its own "What's included" section. The common pattern is: villa fully furnished, pool and garden maintenance, rubbish collection and the banjar/IPL community fee included; electricity either billed at cost or capped at a monthly allowance, with anything above it on you. Housekeeping is included on some villas and extra on others.
What deposit do I pay, and who covers the utilities?
Most owners here ask for a refundable one-month security deposit at move-in, returned after a final check and meter reading. Electricity is the item to watch: some villas bill it at cost against a monthly advance, others include a fixed allowance. The contract is between you and the villa owner — we prepare it, sit in on the handover and hold the inventory list, so there is someone local to call if something is disputed later. Exact figures are on each listing; ask us before you commit and we will confirm them in writing.
What's the minimum rental term on the Bukit?
Most villas here start at 1 month; yearly contracts get the best rates. Each listing shows its own minimum stay.
Can I rent monthly first and extend to a yearly lease?
It depends on the owner. Some are happy for you to start monthly and move to a yearly lease; others only sign yearly from the outset. Tell us your plan when you enquire and we'll confirm with the owner before you commit to anything.
Bukit beyond long-term
Short stay first, or thinking about buying? Both sit in the same lanes as the villas above.
Short stay
Villa Hasian
from IDR 6.000.000 / night
Villa Nala 1
from IDR 1.926.000 / night
Villa Nala 2
from IDR 1.926.000 / night
For sale
3 villas for sale in Bukit
Freehold and leasehold, from IDR 2.2B
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