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Saraya Beach Resort villa for sale: this beachfront development in Buwun Mas, Sekotong, West Lombok offers direct beach access villas across six distinct collections, from A$249,000 for a compact 1-bedroom unit up to over A$1,059,000 for a full 4-bedroom villa with a dedicated staff quarters. Every villa in the development includes a private pool, and the resort is just 30 minutes from Bali by boat, putting it within easy reach for the wider Bali-based travel market.
The six villa collections span a wide range of scale and budget. Aegean (1-bedroom, roughly 80m² built) is the entry point at A$249,000, with a private plunge pool and rooftop terrace. Celestia (also 1-bedroom, around 103m² built) sits at A$355,000, with mezzanine ceilings and a wrap-around balcony. Vistara (2-bedroom, around 134m² built) starts at A$418,900, with a sunset-facing terrace. Seraya (3-bedroom, around 196m² built) is priced from A$557,900, with a full chef’s kitchen. Elysian (3-bedroom, around 246m² built) starts at A$929,000, with panoramic ocean views. Altura, the flagship 4-bedroom collection at roughly 292m² built, starts from A$1,059,000 and includes dedicated staff quarters — sleeping up to eight guests across the six collections’ largest option.
Sekotong sits on Lombok’s western peninsula, an area that’s been identified as one of the region’s more overlooked investment opportunities relative to Lombok’s better-known southern coast — beachfront pricing here remains a fraction of comparable properties in Bali’s established Seminyak or Canggu markets, while offering similarly direct beach access and ocean views.
Ownership is structured through one of two paths: a PT PMA (Foreign Investment Company) holding an HGB (Hak Guna Bangunan / Building Rights) title, structured as an initial 30-year grant with a 20-year extension and a further 30-year renewal, for a combined maximum term of 80 years; or a straightforward 20-year fixed leasehold, held personally or through the purchaser’s own entity, with a new lease negotiable at market value upon expiry. Both structures avoid the need to acquire freehold Indonesian land directly, which remains restricted to Indonesian citizens.
The resort is offered as a fully managed investment, with the on-site team handling everything from guest bookings and housekeeping to maintenance and marketing — owners receive monthly income reports rather than managing bookings or operations themselves. This structure suits buyers who want the upside of a beachfront rental property without taking on day-to-day hospitality management personally.
For a buyer weighing the six collections against each other, the decision generally comes down to intended use versus rental positioning: the smaller Aegean and Celestia units carry the lowest entry price and the broadest potential guest pool for shorter, higher-turnover bookings, while the larger Elysian and Altura collections target a smaller number of longer, higher-value stays. Vistara and Seraya sit in between, offering a practical middle ground of size, price, and guest capacity.
Saraya’s positioning as a professionally managed, transparently structured development is also a meaningful differentiator in a market where foreign buyers often have to rely on individual sellers or smaller-scale operators. A resort with an established management team, a clear range of unit types, and a defined legal structure across both PT PMA/HGB and leasehold options gives a buyer more certainty around what ownership actually looks like day to day, compared with a standalone land or villa purchase requiring the buyer to build out management arrangements from scratch.
Reach out to Lombok Investment for full details on current availability by collection, exact pricing, and to arrange a closer look at the development. If a Saraya Beach Resort villa for sale — direct beach access, a private pool, and full resort management included — is what you’re looking for, the range of six collections here gives buyers a genuine choice across budget levels within a single, professionally developed resort.
Key Findings
- Emerging tourism zone with strong island‑wide growth but Buwun Mas is still early-stage; demand likely driven first by domestic visitors and spillover from Mandalika (moderate upside).
- Not beachfront for this specific listing (developer has beachfront product elsewhere); product positioning as a 1‑bed villa with resort amenities supports STR but will face local competition and marketing burden.
- HGB tenure (7–8/10 legal clarity) is acceptable for long‑term operating ownership but requires monitoring of renewal process and proper structuring via PT/PKP for foreign investors.
Full Analysis
This property shows strong indicators for short-term rental returns driven by its proximity to tourist infrastructure and rising area occupancy trends. ROI forecasts suggest a 12–18% gross yield is achievable under optimal management. Infrastructure improvements planned for Q3 2025 are expected to increase land values by…
ROI Forecast
Based on comparable listings in this area, year-1 net cash flow after financing is estimated at $8,400–$12,200 USD, assuming 60% occupancy and a $220/night average rate…
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