How Much Does a Villa in Canggu Cost? Prices, Supply and Sub-Area Breakdown

A villa in Canggu costs between $166k for a 1BR leasehold and over $1M for a 5BR+. Here is what 710 sale listings from June 2026 show: asking prices by bedroom, ready vs off-plan discount, freehold premium, and a sub-area breakdown across Berawa, Umalas, Tumbak Bayuh and 10 more.

Canggu villa prices: supply and sub-area breakdown
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    Canggu is Bali's largest villa sale market by listing volume: 710 tracked listings as of June 2026, representing 36% of all Bali supply in the database. The range is wide. A 1BR leasehold in Padonan can be found below $200k. A 5BR in Berawa with ready occupancy asks over $1.3M. The 2-4BR leasehold corridor accounts for 79% of the market and is where most investors are competing.

    1. What does a villa in Canggu cost?

    The median asking price for a villa in Canggu is $291k. Entry points by bedroom:

    1 BR from
    $166k
    80 listings · from ~$140k
    2 BR from
    $224k
    208 listings - highest volume
    3 BR from
    $375k
    233 listings - most popular
    4 BR from
    $660k
    122 listings
    5 BR from
    $1.0M
    51 listings
    6 BR from
    $1.2M
    16 listings

    These are asking prices, not transaction prices. In a leasehold market, negotiation is common, particularly on off-plan stock, and the eventual sale price can differ materially from the listed figure.

    2. Ready vs off-plan: a 41% price gap

    42% of Canggu listings are off-plan (297 of 710). Off-plan listings typically ask $300k versus $507k for ready stock, a 41% discount. This gap does not mean off-plan is cheaper in absolute terms; it reflects that off-plan products are typically smaller-format or located in less-central sub-areas. The discount compensates for construction timeline, execution risk, and the loss of rental income during the build period.

    If you are comparing a ready villa to an off-plan quote at the same price point, the off-plan option is effectively asking you to accept all that risk for no price benefit. The gap needs to be meaningful, typically 30-40%, to justify off-plan entry.

    Canggu data Price by bedroom
    Canggu: Asking Price by BedroomReady / Off-Plan
    Canggu: Listings by BedroomCount split

    Ready listings consistently ask more than off-plan across every bedroom count. Ready 3BR stock ($450k) runs 56% above off-plan ($288k).

    3. Leasehold vs freehold: a 128% premium

    88% of Canggu supply is leasehold (627 of 710 listings). There are only 83 freehold listings in the tracked dataset and they ask a 128% premium over comparable leasehold properties. A freehold 3BR in Berawa can ask $680k where a similar leasehold asks $354k.

    Most investors in Canggu operate on leasehold with an average term of 26 years. The rental yield calculation on a leasehold purchase needs to account for the remaining lease term, not just the near-term occupancy rate. A 26-year lease at $350k can still make sense, but it is a fundamentally different risk profile from freehold ownership.

    4. Sub-area prices: Berawa, Umalas, Tumbak Bayuh

    Price varies significantly across Canggu's 13 tracked sub-areas. Berawa is the highest-asking cluster (avg $464k, 165 listings) and the most liquid, with the deepest comp set and the strongest STR demand. Umalas ($353k) trades at a discount reflecting its more residential character and lower tourist footfall. Tumbak Bayuh ($418k, 115 listings) has emerged as a volume area driven by the northward expansion of the Canggu corridor.

    Padonan ($258k) is the most accessible sub-area, with smaller plots and a younger build stock. Batu Bolong ($551k) carries a location premium. Proximity to Batu Bolong beach and Echo Beach drives asking prices well above typical Canggu prices. Babakan sits mid-tier at $398k.

    Canggu Sub-areasAll 13 tracked
    Sub-area Listings Avg price Ready Off-plan Leasehold Freehold Bldg m² Land m²
    Berawa165$464k$568k$358k$437k$788k233338
    Umalas121$353k$430k$283k$330k$611k215283
    Tumbak Bayuh115$418k$569k$289k$395k$728k237299
    Babakan84$398k$477k$322k$364kN/A228318
    Padonan48$258k$336k$191k$244kN/A178224
    Batu Bolong40$551k$686k$349k$477kN/A248330
    Nelayan36$398k$512k$328k$324kN/A222290
    Buduk33$347k$349k$343k$263kN/A198262
    Echo Beach24$429k$531k$345k$386kN/A220295
    Batu Belig18$448k$540k$368k$404kN/A234308
    North Canggu15$366k$441k$294k$339kN/A205269
    Kayu Tulang8$321k$394k$256k$299kN/A190248
    Canggu3$398kN/AN/A$376kN/A214280
    Canggu: Bedroom BreakdownAll 710 listings
    Bedrooms Listings Avg price Ready Off-plan Leasehold Freehold Bldg m² Land m²
    1 BR80$166k$173k$160k$166kN/A6988
    2 BR208$224k$243k$206k$216k$342k141162
    3 BR233$375k$450k$288k$354k$680k257355
    4 BR122$660k$779k$512k$607k$1.3M351461
    5 BR51$1.0M$1.3M$712k$971kN/A428561
    6 BR16$1.2M$1.4M$1.0M$1.1MN/A558732

    5. What about rental yield?

    This article covers asking prices - what sellers are listing. To understand whether the price makes sense as an investment, you need the other side: what comparable villas in the same sub-area actually earn in rental income. Occupancy, ADR, and RevPAR benchmarks for Canggu (including Berawa, Umalas, and Tumbak Bayuh) are available through the ArthaBase area report - the tool we built specifically to give investors rental performance data before they commit to a purchase. For a framework on how to combine supply and rental data, see how to research a Bali villa investment.

    6. How does Canggu compare to other areas?

    Canggu has the most listings (710) and a median of $291k. Mengwi is more expensive at the top end, driven by Pererenan. Uluwatu has a similar median but a much higher off-plan share (59% vs 42%), which changes the risk profile significantly. For a Bali-wide view of supply and prices across all areas, see the full Bali villa price snapshot.

    The question of whether Bali is still a good investment at these price levels is covered in detail in Is Bali still a good place to invest in 2026?. The supply data here gives you the entry cost; the investment case requires the rental data alongside it.

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