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Mawun land for sale: this is a rare opportunity to secure a large land parcel in the rapidly developing Mawun area of South Lombok. With 113 are (11,300m²) available at Rp 100,000,000 per are — negotiable after a site inspection — this property offers real potential for a villa project, tourism development, investment, or private estate, with a total asking price of roughly Rp 11,300,000,000 at the current per-are rate.
Mawun has become one of the more closely watched names on Lombok’s south coast in recent years, built around Mawun Beach — a crescent-shaped bay regularly ranked among the most striking beaches on the island, with calm, clear water framed by green headlands on either side. Unlike some of the more built-up beaches further along the south coast, Mawun has retained a genuinely undeveloped feel, with limited existing accommodation and infrastructure relative to the beach’s reputation — which is exactly the kind of gap that tends to draw early-stage investment as an area’s profile continues to grow.
At 113 are, this is a substantial parcel by any measure on Lombok’s south coast, large enough to support a genuine multi-villa development, a boutique resort with real grounds and amenity space, or a private estate with significant land held in reserve. The size also gives a buyer flexibility to phase a project — developing a portion of the land first while holding the remainder for a later stage, or subdividing for resale once initial infrastructure and access are established, depending on how the buyer’s plans evolve.
The land is held under SHM (Sertifikat Hak Milik), full freehold title — the strongest and most secure form of land ownership recognized under Indonesian law — and the listing is certified, meaning its documentation has been verified as clean and ready to transact. The per-are pricing structure is explicitly negotiable following a site inspection, which is a common and sensible approach for a parcel this size, since final terms often depend on the specific section of land a buyer is most interested in and the scope of development they have in mind.
For foreign buyers, Indonesian law restricts direct freehold land ownership to Indonesian citizens, so most foreign investors structure a purchase of this scale through an Indonesian legal entity (a PT PMA) rather than acquiring the certificate directly. For a project of the size this parcel could support, that structure provides the long-term legal foundation that a multi-villa or resort-scale development typically requires, and Lombok Investment can walk buyers through the process before any commitment is made.
South Lombok more broadly has seen a steady rise in interest as more of the coastline between Kuta and the more remote beaches further east and west gets discovered by travelers and investors alike, and Mawun’s combination of beach quality and relative lack of existing development puts it firmly in that category. Land at this scale, still available at a negotiable per-are rate rather than already subdivided and marked up, doesn’t come to market often on this stretch of coast.
Only one photograph is currently available for this listing, which significantly undersells a 113-are parcel — more images covering the different sections of the land, along with its proximity to Mawun Beach itself, would give prospective buyers a much clearer picture. Reach out to Lombok Investment for full details, current per-are pricing, and to arrange a proper site visit and inspection before any final terms are discussed. If Mawun land for sale at genuine scale is what you’re looking for on Lombok’s south coast, this parcel is one of the larger opportunities currently available in one of the area’s most talked-about locations.
Key Findings
- Price per m² = IDR 1,000,000 (Rp 100,000,000 per are). This sits in the mid‑to‑upper range of Mawun hillside/sea‑view comparables (IDR ~500k–1.3M/m²).
- Title is SHM (Freehold) — legally strong for local ownership; foreigners would need PT PMA/HGB. Clean SHM is a key positive for capital appreciation and exit.
- Area is an early–mid development tourism spillover zone from Kuta/Mandalika with active small‑scale villa/resort parcelization but patchy infrastructure and variable zoning — diligence on access, water and zoning is essential.
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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