Uluwatu · Under construction

Anta MediSpa Villas Resort

Apartments & villas · 70 units · completion 2026

$378–810Kvillas
$250–275Kapartments
70units
2026completion
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Overview

Key facts

Developer
Anta group
Completion
2026
Ownership
Leasehold · 80 yrs
Permits
Units
70
Areas
50–180 m²
Bedrooms
1–2BR
To airport
12 km

Description

About the project

Anta MediSpa Villas Resort is a complex of apartments and villas in Uluwatu, on the southern Bukit peninsula, 12 km from the airport. What sets the project apart is an on-site medical and wellness service — medspa programs run by the management company — which extends the rental audience beyond classic beach tourism. The range: one-bedroom apartments from 50 m² ($250,000–275,000) and 1–2 bedroom villas of 90–180 m² ($378,000–810,000), 70 units in total. The project is at the very earliest stage — 0% complete, with handover scheduled for 2026 — and developer Anta group currently has no delivered projects, while the land permits are not yet confirmed. For an investor this means a longer horizon and the need for careful due diligence before any deposit: BDA verifies the land and permits (PBG/SLF), the developer’s financial standing, and the real occupancy of neighbouring wellness projects in Uluwatu, and models the yield for the specific unit — net of management fees and vacancy, with a downside scenario. Ownership is leasehold for 80 years, notably longer than the standard 25–30 years on Bali.

Developer

Who's building

Anta group
projects completed: 0 · per public data

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Area guide

Uluwatu analytics

Yield, occupancy and local specifics — before you pick a unit.

All areas
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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How much do units at Anta MediSpa Villas Resort cost?
One-bedroom apartments from 50 m² range from $250,000 to $275,000; 1–2 bedroom villas of 90–180 m² range from $378,000 to $810,000. The final price depends on type, size and view; BDA cross-checks it against the developer price list and recalculates the yield for the specific unit.
What ownership type and term?
Leasehold (long-term land lease) for 80 years — notably longer than the standard 25–30 years on Bali. BDA still reviews the land lease agreement and permit status before any deposit.
When is handover and what is the current progress?
Handover is scheduled for 2026, but current progress is 0% — construction has not yet started. This extends the investment horizon and calls for separate monitoring of pace and financing.
What yield can I realistically expect?
At this early stage there is no occupancy data yet, so specific percentage figures are marketing rather than fact. BDA models the yield for the specific unit as construction data becomes available — factoring in management fees, vacancy and a downside scenario.
What makes Uluwatu strong and who is this for?
Uluwatu is the quieter southern part of the island, known for ocean views and surf spots, 12 km from the airport. The complex’s medspa concept targets a wellness and longer-stay audience rather than just beach traffic — a distinct niche with its own demand.
What does BDA check before purchase?
The land status and permits (PBG/SLF — not yet confirmed), the developer’s financial standing and track record (Anta group has no delivered projects yet), the real occupancy of neighbouring wellness and apartment projects in Uluwatu, and the accuracy of the financial model — before you place a deposit.

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