Elysium

Elysium is a five-building residential development by Breig Property located in Badung, with 35 fully furnished residences spanning one- to three-bedroom configurations and a scheduled completion date of December 2027.

# The development's scale and position in Badung

Comprising five structures across a single site, Elysium sits in Badung, the administrative regency that covers much of Bali's most commercially active southern peninsula. At 45 per cent construction progress with delivery set for the end of 2027, the project is mid-build, which positions early buyers ahead of completion on a furnished product.

The five-building format gives the development a low-rise, campus-like character rather than the vertical density of a tower project. Thirty-five units across five structures is a deliberately contained number, and that restraint shapes the resident profile Breig Property appears to be targeting: buyers who want privacy alongside communal amenity, rather than a large apartment complex.

# Residences, layouts and specification

The unit range runs from 296 sq ft to 2,830 sq ft, a spread wide enough to serve both compact investment apartments and substantial family residences on the same site.

One-bedroom apartments begin at AED 402,138 and extend to AED 917,500 depending on configuration, with the smallest starting at 296 sq ft and the larger one-bedroom format reaching 811 sq ft. Two-bedroom units range from 746 to 893 sq ft, priced between AED 917,500 and AED 1,082,650. At the top of the range, three-bedroom residences occupy 2,765 to 2,830 sq ft and are priced from AED 2,308,430.

All units are delivered furnished. For buyers purchasing remotely, particularly those in London, Geneva or Hong Kong, a turnkey handover removes the logistical friction of sourcing and fitting interiors from abroad. Each residence also comes with a private garden and pool access, which at the one-bedroom price point is an unusual inclusion.

# Amenities across the five buildings

# Wellness and work

The amenity list covers a gym, spa area, yoga area, and swimming pool. A co-working space is included, which speaks to the growing proportion of internationally mobile residents who work across time zones and treat Bali as a primary or secondary base rather than a holiday destination.

A kids play area, BBQ facilities, and garden space address family use. The restaurant on site reduces the daily dependency on leaving the development, which matters in an area where infrastructure can vary.

Water sports access rounds out the outdoor offer, consistent with Badung's coastal geography.

# Location within Badung

The facts file does not list specific neighbouring landmarks, but Badung's southern reaches encompass areas including Canggu, Pererenan, Seminyak, and Kerobokan, each with established hospitality, dining, and retail infrastructure built over the past decade. The regency also contains Ngurah Rai International Airport, Bali's main international gateway, which keeps the development accessible for buyers flying in from Dubai, Singapore, or European hubs.

# Who this project suits and where it sits in the Dubai investment conversation

This is a Bali-based project, not a Dubai one, but it surfaces regularly among Dubai-resident buyers diversifying into Southeast Asian markets. For that audience, Elysium's entry price of just over AED 400,000 for a furnished one-bedroom sits comfortably below comparable Dubai Marina or JVC stock, making it a secondary-market allocation rather than a primary residence play.

The three-bedroom scale, at nearly 2,830 sq ft, is the more interesting purchase for buyers seeking a private villa-adjacent product at a price point, around AED 2.3 to 2.4 million, that would not reach the same footprint in Dubai's established neighbourhoods. For GCC buyers already holding UAE property, or European buyers using Dubai as a hub, Elysium represents a different kind of asset: a furnished, income-capable residence in a market with strong short-let demand and a cost base that remains lower than comparable coastal positions in Portugal or southern France.