The residence is distributed across two floors and has been thoughtfully planned to provide both open communal areas and private retreat spaces.

Upon entering the ground floor, you are welcomed by a bright and expansive living environment where the sitting area, dining space, and contemporary kitchen with island are seamlessly integrated. The Japandi aesthetic blends Scandinavian simplicity with Japanese calm, emphasizing clean lines and natural materials. Wood features prominently throughout the interior — visible in the cabinetry, sliding doors, window frames, and exposed ceiling beams — creating a balanced and inviting atmosphere.

Floor-to-ceiling sliding doors open onto the garden, strengthening the connection between interior and exterior spaces. This design approach enhances natural airflow and ensures the home remains comfortable in Bali’s tropical climate.

Also located on the ground level is the first bedroom, complete with its own en-suite bathroom. This room benefits from sliding doors that allow natural ventilation and direct light. A guest bathroom and separate storage area add practical functionality to this floor.

Outside, the villa continues to impress. A sizeable swimming pool stretches across the garden, offering enough length for exercise as well as relaxation. A covered terrace runs alongside the villa, providing a shaded seating area throughout the day. Parking space is available for one or two vehicles, while the remaining garden area leaves ample room for children to play.

The plot’s dimensions also allow for further personalization. Future owners could add a yoga pavilion, meditation gazebo, or even construct an additional building for a private gym or sauna. These possibilities enhance both lifestyle comfort and the property’s attractiveness for holiday rentals.

The development itself consists of five distinct villa concepts, ensuring architectural diversity throughout the complex. Located approximately one kilometer from the beach, the property enjoys a peaceful setting while remaining conveniently close to central Amed, reachable within 5 to 10 minutes by motorbike. There, you will find restaurants, cafés, and essential shops.

Amed continues to gain popularity among families and expatriates seeking an alternative to Bali’s busier southern regions. With a newly opened international school and expanding local infrastructure, the area is steadily evolving into a desirable residential destination.

The villa is available with a freehold title. Owners wishing to rent the property commercially may convert the ownership to an HGB structure, which grants usage rights for 80 years and requires the formation of a PT PMA company.

Buyers planning to live in the villa full-time without rental activity may also consider a Hak Pakai structure, offering similar long-term security.

Villa Jiwa is a compelling choice for families prioritizing space and quality of life, while also presenting an opportunity for investors looking at Amed’s growing rental market.