8 Ha Mountain Land for Sale in Kuang Busur, West Sumbawa

8 Hectares Panoramic Mountain View Tourism Zone

Kuang Busur, West Sumbawa

IDR 40,000,000,000 approx. IDR 50,000,000 / Are

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Overview

This 8-hectare mountain land for sale in Kuang Busur, West Sumbawa features elevated terrain with views of surrounding peaks and valleys. The listing describes freehold (SHM) ownership and tourism zoning.

The land's ridgelines and large area may interest buyers considering a retreat, accommodation concept or private estate. Topography is an important factor when assessing usable building areas, road access and site preparation.

Explore the property photos, land specifications and current asking price below. A site visit and survey should establish the site's practical development options.

Investment Potential

Evaluate the mountain setting alongside slope stability, water supply, electricity, access and infrastructure costs. Project scale should follow the site's technical conditions and approved planning requirements.

Compare this land with other elevated and coastal sites in West Sumbawa. Obtain independent advice on the title, boundaries, zoning and permitted uses before making a decision.

Tourism interest and natural views can inform a concept, but future rental income and land appreciation are not guaranteed.

Investment Potential Sumbawa Mountain Land

Land Specifications

Land Size 8 Hectares

Ownership Freehold (SHM)

Zoning Tourism Zone

Topography Elevated Mountain View

Key Advantages

2 minutes to the new international airport Enjoy unmatched convenience with the new international airport located just a stone's throw away.

5 minutes to Poto Tano ferry terminal Effortlessly connect to neighboring islands with incredibly quick access to the main ferry terminal.

Stunning unique 360 degree wraparound block view views of Lombok's Mount Rinjani Experience truly spectacular, panoramic vantage points that feature iconic, clear views of Lombok's Mount Rinjani.

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.