Kola Land – 8.5 Are Leasehold Plot Near the Coastline

This leasehold land plot is located in Nyang Nyang, one of Uluwatu’s most raw and naturally striking coastal areas. Measuring 8.5 are, the land is offered with a 27.5-year leasehold until August 2053, with extension options available. Zoned orange and surrounded by ongoing villa and hospitality development, the plot presents a strong opportunity for buyers looking to secure land near Nyang Nyang Beach for future residential or lifestyle-focused projects within the bali property uluwatu market. Positioned in the rugged coastal landscape of Nyang Nyang, this 8.5 are leasehold land offers a rare opportunity to secure a sizable plot near one of Uluwatu’s most unspoiled beaches. Known for its dramatic cliffs, wide shoreline, and low-density development, Nyang Nyang continues to attract long-term investors and developers seeking future-oriented bali property opportunities with strong lifestyle appeal. The land is offered under a 27.5-year leasehold, valid until August 18th, 2053, with the possibility of extension. Zoned orange, the plot allows flexibility for residential or tourism-related development, subject to local regulations. Its rectangular shape and road access support efficient planning, making it suitable for a private villa, boutique accommodation, or land-banking strategy in a location with limited future supply. Surrounding the site are emerging villa projects and established cliffside developments, signaling steady growth while maintaining the area’s natural character. The elevated positioning enhances long-term value, particularly as Nyang Nyang continues to develop at a slower, more controlled pace compared to Bingin or Padang Padang. From an investment perspective, land in Nyang Nyang remains scarce and increasingly sought after due to zoning clarity, proximity to the beach, and strong appeal to high-end lifestyle buyers. With pricing structured on a per-are, per-year basis, this plot offers a transparent entry point into one of South Bali’s most promising coastal land markets.