In Bali, where artistry breathes through architecture and nature frames every horizon, Uma La Lang stands as more than a property, it’s a living artwork. Located only three minutes from Cemagi Beach, surrounded by a tranquil Green Zone and nestled within Residential Tourism zoning, this villa collection by Three Crowns Property redefines what it means to invest in a property that balances luxury, culture, art, sustainability, and community in Bali.

A Villa That Reflects the Rhythm of Bali

Designed across three floors and spanning 471 sqm of land, Uma La Lang embraces balance, between form and feeling, stillness and sophistication. Every detail speaks to intentional living:

• 3 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms, 2 Powder Rooms
• Spacious Living Room, Kitchen, and Scullery
• Rooftop Terrace and 3 Balconies for sunset reflections
• Lock-up carport for privacy and practicality
• It’s architecture that feels alive, a seamless dialogue between Bali’s natural serenity and modern artistry.
  
  

Mengwi Is Bali’s Rising Investment Gem

Cemagi is quietly becoming one of Bali’s most desirable coastal enclaves, an oasis that’s minutes from Canggu’s rhythm, yet far enough to preserve peace. The region sits within North Badung, which has recently overtaken South Badung as the island’s leading destination for property sales, accounting for 33.3% of all transactions in Q3 2025*.

Investors are turning their eyes here for a reason: Cemagi blends accessibility with authenticity, where culture, community, and coastline converge.

The Smart Numbers Behind the Beauty

Bali’s real estate market in 2025 has proven remarkably resilient. Villas remain the dominant asset class, commanding 87% of all property transactions, with three-bedroom villas, like Uma La Lang, leading demand at 3,699 active listings and capturing nearly 60% of sales*.

In Mengwi, the average three-bedroom villa price sits at USD 397,000, with an average price per square metre of USD 1,735. Uma La Lang, priced at USD 831,789 (IDR 13.9 billion) fully furnished, reflects a luxury segment property offering premium value within its category, especially considering its scale and zoning advantages. 

Return on Investment: Stability with Strong Rental Demand

Rental occupancy across Bali continues its upward climb, averaging 62% in Q3 2025, a solid jump from 47% earlier in the year. In Mengwi, the average daily rental rate sits at USD 184 per night, with consistent year-on-year growth.

For investors, this means a potential annual yield between 9–12%, depending on management and occupancy levels. Based on current data, a projected return on full investment in Uma La Lang can be expected within 7–9 years, a healthy performance benchmarked against both local and international villa markets.

And with a leasehold of 28.5 years plus a 15-year extension, your investment in Uma La Lang is long-term security, grounded in Bali’s most promising coastal growth corridor.

Why Uma La Lang Is More Than a Villa, It’s a Legacy

At Three Crowns Property, we see real estate as a transaction and curation, every villa, a collectible piece of cultural luxury. Uma La Lang embodies this vision: architecture that feels intimate, expansive, refined and deeply rooted in Bali’s spirit.

Each design decision reflects a sustainable philosophy, respecting the land, supporting local artisans, and harmonising with the community. Here, art meets investment, and ownership becomes an act of stewardship.

Discover Uma La Lang by Three Crowns Property, where culture and capital move in perfect balance.