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1.65 Ha Land for Sale Near Mandalika Circuit, South Lombok

1.65 Hectares Main Road Access Investment Zone
Tanjung Ann, South Lombok
IDR 33,000,000,000 approx. IDR 200,000,000 / Are
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Prime Mandalika Land Tanjung Ann Overview
Tanjung Ann, South Lombok — property and surrounding landscape.

Overview

Main road frontage gives this 1.65-hectare property in Tanjung Ann, South Lombok, a practical combination of access and visibility. The location puts buyers within reach of Mandalika Circuit, the beach and the wider Kuta area.

Mandalika Circuit is approximately five minutes away and Tanjung Ann Beach around two minutes away. Freehold (SHM) ownership and tourism zoning accompany a landholding suited to studying a focused tourism-related concept.

Investment potential

The frontage can help organise arrival, circulation and the relationship between public-facing and private spaces. Accommodation or another tourism-related use can be explored around the site's access and proximity to local destinations.

A site visit and feasibility review will help establish the most appropriate layout, utility needs and project budget. Compare the land with nearby Mandalika commercial and beachfront opportunities to refine your shortlist.

Mandalika Investment Growth
Tanjung Ann, South Lombok — another perspective of the setting.

Land Specifications

Land Area 1.65 Hectares
Legality SHM (Freehold)
Zoning Tourism Zone
Access Main Road Frontage

Key Advantages

Main Road Frontage Access and visibility in the Tanjung Ann area of South Lombok.
Circuit & Beach Connections Approximately five minutes to Mandalika Circuit and two minutes to Tanjung Ann Beach.
Focused Tourism Scale 1.65 hectares for a considered accommodation or tourism-related concept.

Before you buy this land

Overseas buyers and local investors should confirm the title, boundaries, road access, zoning, utilities, taxes, permitted use and transaction structure with an independent notary, surveyor and the relevant local authorities.

What should a buyer verify first?

Start with an independent site visit and document review, then confirm access, measurements, planning constraints and available utilities before making an offer.