50 Ha Dual Beachfront Land for Sale in Tua Nanga, West Sumbawa

50 Hectares Dual Beachfront Mega-Investment Grade

Tua Nanga, West Sumbawa

IDR 500,000,000,000 approx. IDR 100,000,000 / Are

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Overview

This 50-hectare dual beachfront land for sale in Tua Nanga, West Sumbawa includes two coastal frontages within one large landholding. The listing also identifies a natural salt lake within the property.

The land is listed with freehold (SHM) ownership and tourism/commercial zoning. Its coastal shape and large area are useful starting points for evaluating a phased layout or longer-term land holding.

Explore the photos, asking price and specifications below. A survey and site visit should establish shoreline boundaries, usable terrain, access and the relationship of the salt lake to any proposed project.

Investment Potential

A site of this scale requires detailed feasibility work, including coastal setbacks, environmental conditions, infrastructure, water and electricity. Development concepts should follow verified site conditions and approved land uses.

Compare Tua Nanga with other larger beachfront sites in West Sumbawa. Confirm title, surveyed boundaries, zoning and development requirements with independent advisers before committing.

The property's scale and dual frontage do not guarantee development approvals, future land appreciation or project income.

Land Specifications

Land Size 50 Hectares

Ownership Freehold (SHM)

Zoning Tourism/Commercial

Topography Dual Beachfront

Key Advantages

Huge wraparound panoramic block iconically known as the jewel of West Sumbawa Own a monumental, panoramic block of land widely recognized as the region's most iconic and prestigious property.

Natural salt lake in the middle of the plot that crystallizes during dry season Feature a stunning visual centerpiece with a natural lake that beautifully crystallizes during the dry season.

Iconic Dual Beachfront Access Provides an extremely rare geographical feature with access to two distinct and beautiful coastlines.

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.