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Set just 200 meters from the Nyang Nyang cliff, this 626 m² leasehold land offers an elevated setting for future residential development in Pecatu. The orange-zoned plot is available with a 25,5 year lease term, plus an additional extension at market price. Surrounded by an evolving villa landscape, it provides a well-positioned option for buyers seeking Bali land for sale in the wider Uluwatu area.
Set within the scenic cliffs of Nyang Nyang, this 626 m² leasehold land presents a grounded opportunity for buyers exploring Bali land for sale with long-term development potential in mind. Located just 200 meters from the iconic Nyang Nyang cliff, the plot benefits from elevated surroundings and proximity to one of Uluwatu’s most distinctive coastal stretches.
The land is available with a lease duration of 25.5 years, with an additional extension at market price. Zoned orange, the 626 m² plot suits residential development and offers enough space for a substantial private villa or a considered investment property tailored to the Uluwatu market.
Access to the plot is straightforward, while the surrounding Nyang Nyang area continues to develop with a growing collection of villa projects. Compared with the denser surroundings of Bingin and Padang Padang, this part of the peninsula retains a quieter atmosphere shaped by its cliffs, greenery, and more dispersed development.
Nearby landmarks include Nyang Nyang Beach and Uluwatu Temple, with Pecatu’s expanding selection of restaurants, resorts, wellness destinations, and lifestyle venues also within the wider area. For buyers considering buying property in Uluwatu, this land combines residential zoning, a flexible lease structure, and a sizeable plot in an established southern Bali location.
Nyang Nyang is one of Uluwatu’s most naturally preserved areas, known for its dramatic cliffs, low-density development, and quiet residential feel. Unlike busier surf hubs, the area attracts buyers looking for privacy and long-term value, while still remaining within easy reach of Uluwatu Temple, Savaya, and the main Pecatu road network.
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