Villa #168 · 2 bed · Lodtunduh in Ubud
- 2 Bedrooms
- 2 Bathrooms
Description
Two bedroom villa for sale on leasehold in Lodtunduh, south of Ubud.
5–7 minutes to Titi Batu Ubud Club.
The villa has a modern design with a swimming pool and a fully enclosed kitchen and living room. The layout offers a comfortable living space, combining contemporary interiors with a convenient location close to Ubud.
– 2 bedrooms.
– Swimming pool.
– Fully enclosed kitchen.
– Fully enclosed living room.
– Modern design.
– Leasehold for 22 years.
Facilities & Amenities
Comfort & indoor amenities
- Air conditioning
- WiFi
- Kitchen
Outdoor & leisure
- Pool
- Lounge
- Parking
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