Adva Garden Village

Adva Garden Village is a completed residential development by ADVA Development, situated in Badung, Bali, comprising twelve furnished one-bedroom townhouses within a single low-rise building.

# The building and its setting in Badung

The project sits among rice fields in Bali's Badung regency, a district that stretches from the island's administrative centre toward the coastal strip associated with Canggu. The architectural approach draws on Balinese vernacular forms but interprets them through a contemporary lens: clean geometry, neutral materiality, and large-format glazing that orient the interior toward the surrounding landscape rather than away from it.

Scale is deliberately modest. Twelve units across one building keeps the community contained, which shapes the atmosphere as much as the architecture does.

# Residences: one configuration, 956 sq ft, fully furnished

Every residence at Adva Garden Village is a one-bedroom townhouse of 956 sq ft, and every unit is priced at AED 642,688. There is no variation in type, size, or price point, which simplifies the buying decision considerably.

The interiors arrive fully furnished, finished in a palette of whites and soft beiges with natural material accents. Panoramic glazing runs across the primary living spaces, pulling in daylight and framing views of the rice fields. Kitchens are fully equipped. Smart home controls manage lighting and climate.

The layouts prioritise openness. Living areas are generous relative to the overall footprint, and the townhouse format typically provides ground-level access that apartment stacks do not.

# Amenities: lounge and shared pool

The amenity offer is focused rather than extensive. Residents have access to a shared pool and a dedicated lounge area, both designed around the broader ambience of the rice-field setting. The positioning is as a quiet retreat rather than a resort-style complex with a long list of facilities.

That restraint is consistent with the project's character. Buyers drawn to this kind of development tend to value calm over programmed activity.

# Location within Bali's Badung corridor

Badung encompasses the Canggu coastal corridor, one of the most active areas for international property interest in Bali over the past several years. The zone has attracted a sustained inflow of remote workers, entrepreneurs, and lifestyle-oriented buyers from Europe, Australia, and the broader Asia-Pacific region, drawn by the combination of beach proximity, a functional café and coworking infrastructure, and a relatively permissive creative culture.

Land availability in the most sought-after pockets of this corridor has tightened over time, which has supported property values and kept rental demand firm. The rice-field fringe, where projects like Adva Garden Village sit, offers a quieter alternative to the beachfront strip while remaining connected to it.

# Who this project suits, and where it sits in the market

At AED 642,688 for a furnished, completed townhouse, Adva Garden Village addresses buyers for whom Bali represents either a primary lifestyle base or an income-generating asset during periods of absence. The fully furnished specification removes a meaningful layer of post-purchase complexity, and the construction-complete status means there is no delivery risk to price in.

The project is not positioned at the upper end of the Bali market in terms of amenity depth or unit count. Its appeal is narrower and more specific: a small, finished community in a landscape setting, at a price point accessible to buyers who might otherwise be priced out of comparable products in more established resort markets across Southeast Asia.