2 Bedroom Villa For Sale in Kerobokan

Tucked into the quiet residential lanes of Kerobokan, this beautifully designed 2-bedroom villa sits in one of Bali's most enviably connected neighbourhoods — calm and residential in character, yet positioned at the precise midpoint between Seminyak's world-class dining and nightlife to the south and Canggu's surf culture and café scene to the north. It is the kind of address that gives you access to everything while feeling removed from the noise of all of it. The villa announces itself through its kitchen — a genuinely dramatic space that rises through a double-height void, capped by a skylight that floods the room with natural light from above. Sage-green ceramic tiles line the splashback behind a fully equipped kitchen counter with warm rattan-fronted lower cabinetry, gas hob, microwave, and a long teak bar counter with seating that functions equally as a breakfast bar and a casual dining table. Hanging above it all is the villa's most arresting single feature — a cascading handmade macramé chandelier that drops from the upper ceiling in layers of knotted white rope, filling the vertical space with texture and warmth in a way that feels both artistic and deeply Balinese. Wide timber-framed sliding glass doors at the end of the kitchen open entirely to the pool terrace, making the flow from cooking to poolside completely uninterrupted. The living room is a smaller, more intimate space — cosy and thoughtfully appointed with a grey fabric L-shaped sofa, a teak and rattan media console, a round rattan-framed wall mirror, and terrazzo flooring in white with black fleck detailing. An open doorway connects directly into the bedroom, creating a suite-like ground floor layout where the living, kitchen, and sleeping zones all communicate naturally without feeling cramped or disconnected. The bedroom is a warm boho retreat. A woven rattan headboard panel fills the wall behind the bed, paired with matching rattan pendant lights on either side. A large handmade macramé wall hanging echoes the chandelier in the kitchen above, and sliding glass doors open directly onto the pool terrace — so the morning begins with the sound of the water feature and the sight of tropical green rather than a wall or a curtain. The ensuite bathroom is a genuine highlight of the villa. Warm teak timber slat panelling runs floor to ceiling along one wall, framing a round black-framed mirror and a wall-mounted floating vanity with a rectangular vessel sink and matte-black tap. A sculptural white freestanding soaking bathtub sits along the opposite wall beneath a skylight — a bathroom that earns its own moment of attention in the description of this property. The pool terrace is private, beautifully composed, and built for daily use. A sparkling pool with a built-in wall-mounted water feature runs alongside the villa's living and bedroom wings, bordered by rich polished timber decking and lush tropical plantings in raised garden beds. The water feature adds a constant gentle sound that fills the courtyard with a spa-like ambient quality that makes the outdoor space feel as restful as the interior. The surrounding neighbourhood delivers everything that makes Kerobokan one of Bali's most consistently popular long-stay residential addresses. For cafés and all-day dining, UMANE Cafe is a celebrated neighbourhood destination known for its rice field views and relaxed all-day menu — open from morning through to late evening. Meet Up Cafe and Eatery on Jalan Raya Kerobokan is a highly regarded two-floor café popular with both the expat community and remote workers, while Prince Coffee and Kitchen, Tana Cafe, and Cháo Café Bali round out a strong local café corridor all within 2km of the villa. For beach club access, Mari Beach Club on Batu Belig and Potato Head Beach Club on Petitenget are both a short ride away — the former a relaxed, pool and beach-front destination popular with long-stay expats, the latter one of Bali's most internationally recognised beach clubs w