Freehold Land in Tabanan, Bali — 40 Are, Rice Field View

The plot

The property covers approximately 4,000 m² (40 are) and benefits from an access road approximately 5 metres wide, providing convenient access for vehicles. The surrounding landscape features green rice fields, a river, mountain scenery and views towards the ocean, offering a distinctive natural setting for a development that makes the most of its surroundings.The land is located in Kelecung, Tabanan, an area known for its quiet countryside and unspoiled coastal atmosphere. Its generous size provides flexibility for a thoughtfully designed villa complex, a boutique accommodation project or a private retreat, depending on the permitted development.

Zoning and what you may build

The property is located within Tourism zoning, making it a potential option for tourism-related development, subject to confirmation of the permitted uses and the relevant building and business permits.With approximately 40 are of land and a scenic natural environment, the property could be considered for a villa development, boutique resort, wellness retreat or other tourism-related project, depending on the applicable regulations, site conditions and approved plans.Before purchase, buyers should verify the official zoning documentation, permitted building functions, development intensity, road access and applicable requirements with the relevant authorities and a qualified local professional.

Buying as a foreigner

The appropriate ownership or lease structure depends on the buyer’s nationality, intended use and the legal status of the property. Foreign buyers should obtain independent legal advice before entering into any agreement.A qualified Indonesian PPAT/notary can help review the land title, explain the available lawful acquisition or lease options and assess the appropriate structure for the intended investment. Full due diligence should be completed before any deposit or payment is made.

Getting there

Kelecung offers a quieter West Bali setting, with access to coastal scenery, traditional villages and the region’s natural attractions.

• Kelecung Beach: approximately 5 minutes by car, depending on the exact property location. The beach is known for its dark volcanic sand, coastal scenery and peaceful atmosphere.
• Soka Beach: approximately 20–35 minutes by car, offering a scenic stretch of coastline and sunset views.
• Yeh Gangga Beach: approximately 30–45 minutes by car, depending on the route, with black sand, coastal scenery and a relaxed local atmosphere.
• Tanah Lot Temple: approximately 45–60 minutes by car, a famous sea temple known for its dramatic coastal setting and sunset views.
• Jatiluwih Rice Terraces: approximately 60–90 minutes by car, offering expansive rice terraces and views of Bali’s agricultural landscape.
• Tabanan town: approximately 30–45 minutes by car, providing access to local shops, restaurants and everyday services.
• Ngurah Rai International Airport: allow approximately 1.5–2 hours or more by car, depending on traffic and the route.

Travel times are estimates and should be checked using the exact land location before publishing the listing. Kelecung’s appeal lies in its peaceful atmosphere, natural scenery and distance from Bali’s busier tourism centres.

Next step

We can provide the available property documents, official zoning information and further site details for an initial review, and arrange a site visit at a convenient time.Before making a commitment, we recommend verifying the land title, boundaries, tourism zoning, legal road access, permitted development and any registered encumbrances with a qualified PPAT/notary.A rare opportunity to secure approximately 40 are of tourism-zoned land in Kelecung, Tabanan, with mountain, rice field, river and ocean views — an attractive setting for a nature-inspired development in Bali’s quieter western region.