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Seminyak Properties
Seminyak Properties
Seminyak sits along Bali’s southwest coast, where beachfront living meets a dense network of residential lanes and walkable lifestyle streets. Once an extension of Legian, it gradually formed its own identity shaped by early boutique hospitality, design-led villas, and a preference for quality over volume.
Its growth has been steady rather than explosive, allowing the area to mature with balance and continuity. Today, Seminyak remains one of Bali’s most established districts, valued for consistent demand, proximity to the airport, and a lifestyle that blends ocean access with dining, wellness, and daily convenience. In a market that has learned from rapid expansion elsewhere, Seminyak stands as a reminder that longevity, character, and thoughtful development tend to hold their value.
Framed by the Indian Ocean to the west and a network of well-established residential and lifestyle streets inland. The beachfront runs from Petitenget Beach in the north down through Seminyak Beach toward the Legian border, anchoring the area as one of Bali’s most walkable coastal districts.
Inland, Seminyak is structured around several key arteries. Jl. Petitenget connects the northern end of Seminyak to Kerobokan and Umalas, and is home to landmark destinations such as Potato Head Beach Club, W Bali – Seminyak, Merah Putih, and Mauri. Closer to the shoreline, Jl. Kayu Aya (Oberoi Street) forms the historic heart of Seminyak, where long-standing institutions like Ku De Ta, The Oberoi Beach Resort, La Lucciola, and The Seminyak Beach Resort & Spa sit within walking distance of the sea.
Further south and east, streets such as Jl. Kayu Jati, Jl. Drupadi, and Jl. Raya Seminyak host a dense mix of villas, boutique hotels, and dining destinations including Da Maria and Made’s Warung. Along the beachfront itself, properties like Alila Seminyak and Mano Beach House reinforce the area’s reputation for understated luxury.
