57 Ha Bay View Land for Sale in Teluk Awang, South Lombok

57 Hectares Panoramic Bay View Investment Grade

Teluk Awang, South Lombok

IDR 342,000,000,000 approx. IDR 60,000,000 / Are

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Overview

Overlooking Teluk Awang Bay, this 57-hectare landholding brings together elevated coastal views and the space to plan on a substantial scale. Its broad panorama takes in the bay and the South Lombok coastline, creating a distinctive setting for an estate or hospitality concept.

Freehold (SHM) ownership and tourism/investment zoning accompany a site with scope for a carefully phased layout. Explore the aerial photographs to understand the outlook, then arrange a viewing to assess the terrain and arrival access.

Investment potential

The asking price is IDR 342 billion, equivalent to IDR 60 million per are across 5,700 are. The size offers flexibility to consider separate development phases, landscaped open areas and a long-term landholding strategy.

A successful concept will work with the bay outlook and the natural contours. Planning the usable areas, infrastructure and coastal setbacks early will help establish a practical masterplan and project budget.

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Land Specifications

Land Size 57 Hectares

Ownership Freehold (SHM)

Zoning Tourism/Investment

Topography Elevated Bay View

Key Features

1 km span of premium waterfront land

20 Minutes from Kuta Mandalika Circuit

25 Minutes from Lombok International Airport

Key Advantages

Panoramic Bay Outlook An elevated position overlooking Teluk Awang Bay and the South Lombok coastline.

57-Hectare Landholding Space to explore phased development, landscaping and a larger coastal concept.

Clear Asking Price IDR 342 billion total, equivalent to IDR 60 million per are.

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.