Complex snapshot
Elite residential complex with medical spaces
Complex-level facilities, local access, and key apartment parameters sit alongside the individual unit details.
Scale
100 villas + 400 apartments
Unit mix
Villas 41 m²
Lease
30 + 30 years
Completion
Q1 2028
Facilities
- Spa & wellness
- 3,000 m² medical space
- Gym
- 3 swimming pools
- Restaurants
- Green spaces
Local features
- Private pool villas
- Near Kempinski hotel
- Near Mulia Resort
- White-sand beach
Complex Overview
Elite residential complex with medical spaces NAI, featuring 100 villas and 400 apartments. Located in Nusa Dua near the Hilton, Kempinski, and Mulia Resort with direct access to the white-sand beachfront.
Location and Connectivity
NAI is located in Nusa Dua, one of Bali's most prestigious and well-developed resort areas. The complex sits near world-renowned luxury hotels including the Hilton, Kempinski, and Mulia Resort, offering direct access to a stunning white-sand beachfront. Nusa Dua is known for its secure, well-maintained environment, premium tourism infrastructure, and consistent guest demand throughout the year. The area combines resort-level comfort with mature local services, making it one of the most predictable markets for both personal living and managed rental performance.
Architecture and Complex Composition
The complex features 100 villas and 400 apartments, with 1-bedroom villas offering 41 m² of living space on 80 m² plots. The complex is complemented by spa and wellness facilities, 3,000 m² of medical space, a gym, 3 swimming pools, restaurants, and landscaped green spaces. The project is backed by the developer's own capital with a bank guarantee.
Available units
Interior design
Purchase & Management
In Bali, foreign buyers usually acquire apartments through an apartment-unit right, right of use, or long-term lease, not full land ownership. The complex is operator-managed; rental, renewal, and resale terms should be reviewed before signing.
Near Hilton, Kempinski & Mulia Resort
3,000 m² of medical space
12-15% estimated ROI
Construction Timeline
Now
Under construction
The project is being funded with the developer's own capital and is backed by a bank guarantee.
Next
Finishing works
Interior fit-out, landscaping, and final inspections before handover.
Q1 2028
Handover and furnishing
Inspection, defect list, furnishing setup, and rental onboarding.
Bali location map
Where Bali lifestyle shapes demand
Use the map to compare beaches, cafes, restaurants, wellness, airport access, and the guest and resident audience in each area.
Bali photos and videos
Beaches, areas, nature, cafes, and the island's daily rhythm
A curated set of Bali photos and videos helps you feel the island, compare areas, and picture your own stays.
FAQ
Questions thoughtful Bali buyers ask first
Clear answers help you decide whether Bali, a managed complex, and a rental plan fit your lifestyle, budget, and risk tolerance.
Foreign buyers typically use leasehold ownership or other legally recognized property structures available under Indonesian law. The appropriate structure depends on the property type and buying goals. Independent legal advice is recommended before purchasing.
The purchasing process typically includes an initial consultation, selecting your preferred apartment, reviewing project documentation, reserving the unit, signing the purchase or leasehold agreement, making scheduled payments during construction, receiving regular progress updates, property handover, and optional rental management services.
Yes. Most off-plan properties offer a staged payment schedule, typically linked to reservation, contract signing, construction milestones, and final handover. The exact payment plan varies by development and will be clearly outlined in your purchase agreement.
Leasehold is a common property ownership structure in Bali that gives you the right to use and benefit from a property for a fixed period of time. While the land remains owned by the landowner, leasehold holders can occupy, rent out, or sell their remaining lease term, subject to the terms of the agreement.
Leasehold terms in Bali typically range from 25 to 30 years, with many developments offering extension options. Some projects may provide longer lease periods depending on the location and property type. Details of the lease term and any extension rights will be outlined in the purchase agreement.
Yes, leasehold properties in Bali are generally transferable, meaning you can resell the remaining lease term to another buyer. The resale value usually depends on the remaining lease duration, property condition, rental performance, market demand, and the clarity of the legal documentation. The ability to transfer rights should always be confirmed in the agreement.
Private Bali living and property consultation
We will send practical Bali, complex, and rental details and answer your questions clearly, without obligation.
Thank you. A Bali property advisor will reach out shortly to share useful details and address your questions.