Silawana

Silawana is a boutique residential complex in Gianyar, developed by EVDEkimi, offering a limited collection of 21 fully furnished residences currently under construction and available for purchase.

# A Small-Scale Development in a Land-Constrained District

Twenty-one units across a single building defines Silawana's scale precisely. This is a deliberately compact project, and that restraint is itself part of the proposition. Gianyar sits within Bali's cultural heartland, a district where land availability is shaped as much by heritage preservation as by geography. Dense development is structurally difficult here, which keeps the built environment relatively contained compared to the island's coastal corridors.

The project's position within this district places it close to one of Southeast Asia's most recognisable lifestyle destinations. The surrounding landscape, characterised by river canyons and terraced agriculture, represents the kind of setting that does not expand to meet demand.

# Residences, Layouts and Finish

The range runs from one-bedroom units to larger four-bedroom configurations, with floor areas spanning roughly 617 sq ft to 1,846 sq ft across the principal configurations. One-bedroom residences start at AED 569,238. Two-bedroom units range from AED 1,230,288 to AED 1,402,895, sized between approximately 715 and 887 sq ft. Three-bedroom residences cover a broad range, from around 1,050 sq ft to over 1,741 sq ft, priced from AED 1,285,375 to AED 1,579,175. Four-bedroom options reach AED 1,975,805 at the upper end, with floor areas approaching 1,846 sq ft.

All units are delivered fully furnished. For buyers intending to operate residences as rental assets from completion, this removes a material step from the ownership timeline.

# On-Site Facilities

The amenity list reflects a hospitality-oriented programme rather than a conventional residential one. A restaurant, bar and lounge bar sit alongside a spa area and a fully equipped gym. A yoga area and a kids' play area complete the offering.

This combination skews toward the guest-facing experience, which is consistent with a development structured around short-term rental performance as much as owner occupation.

# Connectivity and the Gianyar Setting

Gianyar provides access to Ubud and its surrounding landscape, including routes toward Kintamani and several of Bali's more visited natural sites. The area sits away from the coastal congestion that characterises parts of southern Bali, and the drive pattern to Ngurah Rai International Airport is a consideration buyers will want to assess independently.

The cultural density of this part of Bali, heritage sites, artisan communities, and the infrastructure that has grown around international tourism to the region, gives Gianyar a different character from resort-heavy coastal addresses.

# Who This Project Suits and Where It Sits in the Market

At an entry price below AED 570,000 for a furnished, income-ready residence, Silawana occupies a price tier that makes it accessible to buyers who want Bali exposure without committing the capital required for a freehold villa elsewhere on the island. The fully furnished delivery and on-site hospitality amenities make it legible as an investment vehicle rather than simply a second home.

The 21-unit count keeps the community small. For buyers from the UK, Europe, GCC or Asia who want a managed foothold in a structurally constrained Balinese location, the format is straightforward. The principal variables to assess remain construction timeline and final delivery quality, neither of which the current facts resolve.