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By Balibound Realty · Updated 2026-07-18
Short answer: a long-term villa in Pererenan mostly runs from around IDR 22,000,000 to IDR 80,000,000+ per month (roughly $1,400 to $4,900+), with the quality pool-villa middle sitting around IDR 40,000,000 to 60,000,000. Simpler one-bedrooms start near the bottom, a modern two or three-bedroom with a private pool sits in the middle, and larger or premium villas climb above it. Pererenan is the quieter, more residential neighbour to Berawa and central Canggu, with newer stock and rice-field surroundings, which draws families and longer-stay renters. The longer you commit, the lower your monthly rate.
For a live reference point: across our own available Pererenan rentals in July 2026, the mid-market pool villa clusters around IDR 40,000,000 to 55,000,000 per month, with simpler one-bedrooms in the twenties and the largest homes running well above. These are market figures, not a quote. The right number for any specific villa is the one on its listing.
If you know you are staying a while, ask for the longer-term rate up front. A rolling monthly stay is convenient but the most expensive way to rent. Six-month and yearly agreements are where the value is, and they lock in the villa you want before someone else takes it.
We, and most reputable agencies, deal in stays of 30 days and longer. Nightly and short holiday lets are a different market.
Pererenan was for years pitched as the value alternative to Canggu, but that repricing has already happened, so go in with clear eyes. On our market intelligence the headline asking prices here are among the highest in the corridor, yet there is a notably wide gap between what sellers ask and what properties actually sell for, which means there is real room to negotiate on the right listing. Clearance is healthy and stock is plentiful (around 950 properties), most of it leasehold with a median remaining term around 27 years. Our honest take on the numbers is in the best areas to invest in Bali guide, and leasehold vs freehold explains what the lease term means for your resale.
Good long-term villas in Pererenan move quickly, because demand is high and there are a lot of agents chasing the same stock. The renters who land the best places send a clear brief (dates, budget, bedrooms, must-haves) and reply fast. Send us those and we will come back with real, currently available matches, not a stale list.
Tell us your dates and budget and we will send you what is actually free right now, or browse our available rentals.
Most long-term villas run from about IDR 22,000,000 to IDR 80,000,000+ per month, depending on bedrooms, pool, location, and how long you stay. The quality pool-villa middle sits around IDR 40,000,000 to 60,000,000 per month.
Often slightly, for a comparable villa, because it is quieter and a little further from the beach clubs. The gap is not large, and newer premium stock in Pererenan can match or beat Berawa prices.
Yes, clearly. Yearly and six-month agreements carry a lower monthly rate than a rolling month-to-month stay, and they secure the villa ahead of high demand.
We handle stays of 30 days and longer. For anything shorter, you are looking at the short-stay holiday market, which works differently.
Yes. Its quieter streets, newer and more spacious villas, and rice-field setting make it popular with families and people settling in for six months or a year, rather than short holiday visitors.
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