Uluwatu · Under construction

Uluwatu Apartments

Apartments · 44 units · completion 2028

$396–583Kapartments
44units
2028completion
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Overview

Key facts

Developer
Lyvin
Completion
2028
Ownership
Leasehold · 35 yrs
Permits
PBG
Units
44
Areas
79–139 m²
Bedrooms
1–2BR
To airport
11 km

Description

About the project

Uluwatu Apartments is a complex of apartments by developer Lyvin on the southern Bukit peninsula, 11 km from the airport, between the ocean beaches of Uluwatu and its surf breaks. The format is 44 one- and two-bedroom units of 79–139 m² under management: an investor gets a rental asset rather than a self-managed build. The entry point ranges from $396,000 to $583,000, with the spread driven by size, floor and view. Lyvin has already delivered two projects — a modest but real track record. The complex itself is at an early stage: around 10% complete, with handover scheduled for 2028; the PBG permit is in place while SLF status is not yet confirmed. Ownership is leasehold for 35 years, a standard term for the south of the island. Uluwatu remains a premium but less dense location than Canggu, with growing rental demand from surfers and long-term residents. Before any deposit, BDA verifies the land and permits, the developer's stability and the real occupancy of neighbouring complexes, and models the yield for the specific unit — net of management fees and vacancy, not the advertised percentages.

Developer

Who's building

Lyvin
projects completed: 2 · 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 apartments at Uluwatu Apartments cost?
One- and two-bedroom units of 79–139 m² range from $396,000 to $583,000. The price depends on size, floor 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 35 years — a standard term for Bali. BDA reviews the land lease agreement and extension terms before any deposit.
When is handover and what is the current progress?
Handover is scheduled for 2028, with current progress around 10%. This is an early stage, so the construction pace and the developer's financing are worth tracking separately.
What yield can I realistically expect?
Uluwatu is popular with surfers and long-term residents, but BDA models the exact yield per unit — factoring in occupancy, management fees and vacancy, with a downside scenario, rather than marketing promises.
Why Uluwatu, and who is it for?
Uluwatu is the southern, less dense part of the Bukit peninsula with ocean views, cliffs and surf breaks. The project suits an investor comfortable with a mid-range entry budget and willing to wait for the 2028 handover.
What does BDA check before purchase?
The land and permit status (PBG in place, SLF not yet confirmed), developer Lyvin's reputation and track record, the real occupancy of neighbouring projects in the area, and the accuracy of the financial model — before you place a deposit.

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