LAROCA VILLAS

About the project

LAROCA VILLAS is a luxury villa complex located on the majestic cliffs of Bukit Peninsula in the Nusa Dua area of Bali. The project of the developer Mirah Investment & Development is a unique 3-4 bedroom villas combining modern comfort and unrivaled views of the Indian Ocean.

Villa Features:

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Number of bedrooms: 3-4
Location: A majestic cliff in Nusa Dua, with stunning views of the Indian Ocean.
Beach: Private access to miles of white sandy beaches with crystal clear water.
Home Theater: A state-of-the-art premium movie theater in each villa.
Playroom: A specially equipped room for fun and games.
Spa: Private spa overlooking the ocean for relaxation and revitalization.
Gym: Own fitness center with modern equipment.
Personnel: Staff quarters and kitchen providing a high level of service and convenience.

Location: LAROCA VILLAS is located on Bukit Peninsula in Nusa Dua, one of the most prestigious and picturesque areas of Bali. This place is known for its magnificent beaches, luxurious resorts and tranquil atmosphere. Close proximity to key attractions and easy accessibility to transportation make this area ideal for comfortable living and relaxation.

Advantages:

Exclusive location: The villas are located on a cliff overlooking the ocean and have private beach access, providing unique views and a high degree of privacy.
Modern amenities: State-of-the-art home theaters, game rooms, spas and gyms provide a high level of comfort and a variety of recreational opportunities.
High level of service: The availability of rooms and a kitchen for the staff allows to organize round-the-clock service, providing impeccable service and maximum convenience for residents.

LAROCA VILLAS is the epitome of luxury and privacy, offering a unique lifestyle in one of the most beautiful and prestigious resorts in the world.

Description

Type of new building

Villas

Proximity to the sea

400 м.

Delivery date

Q1 2025

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Payment plan

Price of villas in LAROCA VILLAS from $2,845,000

Terms and payment plans change regularly, our specialist will provide up-to-date information.

Initial payment

30%

from $853 500

Installment 0% for 30 months

70%

from $1 991 500

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Developer

Mirah Investment & Development is one of the first luxury real estate developers in Bali. The company also operates in other regions of Indonesia and Southeast Asia. Its multinational team includes architects, contractors, designers, and lawyers. Among the completed projects in Bali are De Vello and Nila Residence complexes in Changu, Amali residences on Uluwatu cliffs with ocean views, Cocana villas and suites on the resort island of Gili Trawangan.

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