Sunny Samudra

Sunny Samudra in Pecatu

The Sunny Samudra coastal residential project, located at Jl. Puncak Sekapa II, Pecatu, South Kuta District, Bali, Indonesia, is a high-quality coastal housing development built to serve two core purposes: personal use as a seaside vacation home, and investment to generate asset value growth.

The project benefits from a complete set of surrounding supporting amenities, with precise travel distances calculated for all core facilities: it sits only 1.6 kilometers from the coastline, 1.7 kilometers from the local city center, and 10 kilometers from Bali’s main international airport. A high-quality public hospital falls within a 7-kilometer radius of the site, a well-known public university is located 6.5 kilometers away, and the nearest large commercial supermarket is just 350 meters from the project.

Homes, Sizes and Residential Format

This range of amenities fully meets all daily needs for both leisure vacations and long-term residence. The residential units launched by the project are designed to suit diverse needs, including one-bedroom apartments of 35 and 50 square meters, as well as 80-square-meter two-bedroom townhouses.

All unit layouts include reserved viewing spaces that allow residents to enjoy the tropical coastal scenery of Bali’s south coast close at hand. Prospective buyers may prioritize inspecting high-floor units to assess their ocean views, and can secure these landscape-privileged properties in advance.

Investment, Pricing and Market Appeal

The project has a starting price of 180,000 US dollars, with official delivery scheduled for the second quarter of 2025. Its clear market entry threshold and definite delivery timeline leave sufficient space for investors to plan their assets.

Whether they are owner-occupant buyers seeking a long-term vacation residence, or investors developing local long- and short-term vacation rental businesses, all groups can align their core needs with the project’s unit configurations and market positioning. All core selling points are supported by quantifiable data, which fully matches homebuyers’ decision-making logic, and clearly conveys the project’s core value.