Edem Villas I

Edem Villas I is a single-villa development by Breig Property, situated in Badung on the Bukit Peninsula in southern Bali, with completion scheduled for September 2027.

# A hillside position on the Bukit Peninsula

The Bukit Peninsula occupies Bali's southern tip, a limestone plateau that rises sharply from the coast and drops toward the Indian Ocean on its western and southern edges. Badung, the administrative district that covers this peninsula, has attracted a sustained run of international hotel and resort investment over the past two decades, anchored by the resort enclave of Nusa Dua and its neighbouring coastal areas. The concentration of five-star hotels, golf courses and convention infrastructure in this corridor has made it one of the island's more reliably visited corners, with international arrivals flowing through year-round rather than clustering around a single seasonal peak.

Edem Villas I sits on a hillside plot within this setting. The architectural language draws on Mediterranean references: white rendered facades, arched window openings and an overall geometry that keeps the lines clean without tipping into the ornate. The cascading arrangement of the structure is designed to open sightlines toward the ocean, the surrounding green hills and the tropical landscape below.

# The residence: layouts, scale and specification

The project comprises a single villa of 2,055 square feet, priced at AED 1,312,918. At that size the floor plan accommodates an open-plan kitchen with a dining island, separate bedroom and bathroom volumes, and arched interior openings that carry the exterior architectural theme through the interior. Bathrooms feature freestanding tubs. The material palette runs to white walls, natural stone, light timber and soft textiles throughout, delivering a bright, calm interior without heavy ornamentation.

The villa is delivered fully furnished, ready for occupation or for immediate rental use.

Outside, the plot includes a private swimming pool, a garden and terrace space. The rooftop is configured as a lounge area with seating oriented toward the ocean view, adding a second usable outdoor level to the residence.

# Shared facilities within the complex

The development includes a commercial zone at ground level with a reception area, a restaurant, a gym, a sauna and a children's playground. Shared parking serves the complex. Owners are also offered the option to enter a rental pool managed directly by Breig Property, which handles the operational side of short-term letting for those who do not plan to occupy the villa full time.

# The Bukit Peninsula: beaches, resort infrastructure and airport access

The immediate area draws on the amenities of Nusa Dua and the neighbouring Benoa shoreline. Pandawa Beach and Melasti Beach are among the peninsula's more visited coastal stretches. Bukit Pandawa Golf Club sits within the same district, and the resort corridor includes major international hotel addresses. The Bali Collection retail and dining centre serves the Nusa Dua precinct. The toll road connecting the peninsula to Ngurah Rai International Airport makes the drive to and from arrivals considerably faster than navigating central Bali, a practical consideration for owners who travel frequently or host visiting guests.

Property across the peninsula is typically held on a leasehold basis, which moderates the entry price relative to freehold markets and broadens the buyer pool.

# Who this villa suits and where it sits in the Bali market

A single-unit project at this price point is a focused proposition. The AED 1.31 million entry is accessible by the standards of prime Bali villa stock that targets international buyers, and the fully furnished, rental-pool-ready delivery removes most of the friction that typically accompanies a remote investment purchase. The buyer here is most likely someone who wants a concrete Bali foothold, either as a personally used retreat or as a managed income asset, without taking on a large multi-bedroom villa at significantly higher capital outlay. The Bukit Peninsula's insulation from the cultural tourism patterns that drive Ubud and Seminyak, and its proximity to the airport, adds a degree of operational predictability that matters to investors managing a property from London, Zurich or Riyadh.