A Timeless Investment In The Highlands Of Munduk, Panoramic Lake And Hillside Land On The Munduk-Wanagiri Highway

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Set along the main Munduk-Wanagiri highway, this rare 50-acre plot of land offers more than just space, it offers vision. With a generous 37-meter road frontage, flat and dry terrain, and the land welcomes development with ease and confidence. To the east, uninterrupted views of Lake Tamblingan unfold-serene, sacred, and endlessly captivating. To the west, rolling hills frame the horizon, leading the eye toward the lights of Singaraja city, creating a perfect balance between nature and civilization. Sunrise and sunset here are not moments, they are experiences. This land is ideally suited for boutique accommodations, eco-retreats, luxury lodges, or a destination café and restaurant, designed to serve the steady flow of visitors exploring North Bali's most beloved attractions. Munduk, Wanagiri, and the surrounding highlands continue to attract both domestic and international travelers seeking authenticity, cool climate, and natural beauty-making this location exceptionally strong for rental yield and long-term capital growth. Whether envisioned as an intimate hospitality concept or a larger-scale investment, this offering provides flexibility, comfort, and availability, a rare combination in today's Bali property market. For discerning investors, this is not simply land for sale. It is an opportunity to build something enduring, meaningful, and profitable-rooted in nature, yet connected to the future. Property Details: Location: Main Munduk-Wanagiri Highway, North Bali Land Size Options: 50 are (5.000m2) or 150 are (1,5 hectare) Price: IDR 150,000,000 per are (IDR 1,500,000 per m2) Road Frontage: ± 37 meters Access: Main road access Land Condition: Flat terrain, dry soil, development-ready Views: East: Lake Tamblingan West: Hills & Singaraja city Zoning Potential: Accommodation / rental villas Eco-lodge or retreat Coffee shop & restaurant Nearby Attractions: Popular destinations across Munduk & North Bali