Off-Plan Ocean-View 3-Bedroom Villa Fire in Uluwatu – High-ROI Luxury Investment

Nestled in the prestigious Uluwatu area, the off-plan luxury villa “Fire” combines cutting-edge constructivist architecture with panoramic ocean views, creating a seamless blend of modern design and tropical living. With minimalist facades, an infinity pool, sunbathing areas, fitness spaces, and BBQ zones, this exclusive project offers both lifestyle appeal and strong long-term investment potential.

Bingin has become one of Bali’s most sought-after coastal destinations, favored by affluent visitors for its dramatic cliffs, world-class surf breaks, upscale dining, and wellness centers. Its premium infrastructure and rising demand make Villa Fire a future-proof investment in one of the island’s fastest-growing markets.

Fully furnished and equipped with modern appliances and premium fixtures (Grohe, Bossini Paloma), Villa Fire is designed with durability and safety in mind. Construction features eco-friendly materials, earthquake resistance (7.5 Richter), a 5-year structural warranty, and a 1-year leak warranty.

Supported by full property management, owners benefit from hassle-free investment with guest services, booking and financial reporting, technical maintenance, and a dedicated mobile app for real-time monitoring.

With Bali’s real estate sector surpassing pre-pandemic levels in 2023 and ongoing infrastructure developments—including a new airport, cruise port, metro, theme park, and F1 track—Villa Fire presents a rare opportunity for secure, high-performing investment.

Detailed Information of this Property:

• Property Status: Freehold
• Price: $650,000 USD | IDR 10,664,000,000
• Land Size: 220 m²
• Building Size: 220 m²
• Pool Size: 30 m²
• Bedrooms: 3
• Bathrooms: 4
• Completion Date: Q2 2026
• Fully Furnished & Equipped
• ROI: 10.9% with payback in ±9.2 years
• Construction: Earthquake-resistant, eco-friendly, multi-level supervision by ADG Architects
• Insurance: Optional property insurance covering natural disasters & additional risks