In this listing, we describe the Uma House villa type.

This off-plan villa in Bali is designed in a traditional style, where natural materials and local building influences play a central role. The use of wood, light tones, and a distinctive roof shape creates a warm and calm atmosphere that blends naturally with the tropical surroundings.

Upon entering, you step into an open living area, where high ceilings and wide-opening doors allow for abundant natural light and comfortable airflow. The living area and kitchen are combined into one space and connect directly to the terrace and garden, creating a seamless transition between indoor and outdoor living.

The villa features two bedrooms, both located on the ground floor and arranged around the central living space. Each bedroom has its own private bathroom, offering added comfort and privacy. One of the bathrooms includes a bathtub. Both bedrooms also have direct access to the terrace through opening doors, allowing fresh air and natural light to flow in.

Instead of building identical villas throughout the resort, the development offers a variety of designs. Each phase will include seven to eight different villa types. The architecture is inspired by traditional Indonesian design combined with subtle contemporary elements. Natural materials such as bamboo, alang-alang roofing and teak wood are widely used throughout the project.

In addition to the villas themselves, the resort will include a range of shared facilities. The central area will feature swimming pools, restaurants, co-working spaces, a fitness area and a yoga pavilion. In a quieter part of the property, surrounded by jungle, a spa and massage area will be created.

The Tegallalang area is known for its impressive rice terraces and lush green landscapes. From the resort you will enjoy views across rice fields, tropical jungle and the mountains of Bali, including Mount Agung. Two relatively unknown waterfalls can also be reached within about fifteen minutes walking distance.

Owners can choose to live in their villa permanently if they wish. Many buyers, however, will use their villa as a holiday home while visiting Bali. During the remainder of the year the resort management can take care of rentals and full property management.

For buyers looking for eco-friendly villas in a natural environment near Ubud, this project offers a unique opportunity combining lifestyle and investment.