Our projects
Small-scale developments in Kalibukbuk, Lovina and Tegallinggah — each with its own location, character and property offering.
Our projects
Below you will find our current villa developments in North Bali, including projects in the Lovina area and the surrounding hillside regions.
Each development has its own location, character and property offering. On every development page you will find the masterplan, available villas, project information and construction updates where relevant.
Explore the different developments and discover which location, villa and residential environment best matches your plans for Bali.
CompletedKalibukbuk Coastal
Kalibukbuk, North Bali
1 villas • 0 available
A boutique coastal development in Kalibukbuk, North Bali, with sea views and a calm residential setting.
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Under constructionTegallinggah Hills
Lovina, North Bali
11 villas • 8 available
Starting price
€ 95.760
A boutique hillside development in North Bali, designed for calm coastal living near Lovina.
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Our approach
Carefully planned developments
Every Santai Homes Bali project starts with land selection, masterplanning and a clear property offering. Not an endless catalogue, but concrete villas with defined plots, lease terms and transparent information.
On each project page you will find the masterplan, available properties, project information and construction updates where relevant.
Why North Bali
North Bali offers space, nature and a slower pace than the busiest parts of the island. Lovina and the surrounding hills suit buyers seeking calm, views and quality of stay.
Our developments are focused on long-term residential use — not mass tourism or short stays.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the difference between Leasehold and Freehold?
- Leasehold gives you the right to use a property for a fixed period via a lease agreement. Freehold means full ownership of land and building. Santai Homes Bali typically works with leasehold structures around 25 years, documented through an Indonesian notary.
- Can i buy property in Bali as a foreigner?
- Foreigners generally cannot own Indonesian land in freehold. Leasehold is the most common route for residential villas. Our guide on ownership structures explains the options.
- How long does the construction process take?
- The timeline depends on the project, property and construction stage. Each project page includes current information on availability and progress.
Questions about a specific project?
Get in touch with your preferred project, property type or question about lease term and purchase process.