Occupying a rare peninsula position in Batu Putih, Sekotong Barat, this extraordinary 8-hectare freehold landholding presents one of Lombok’s most compelling large-scale coastal opportunities. Surrounded by turquoise waters and framed by untouched tropical forest, the property commands a dramatic natural setting with dual beachfront edges and panoramic sea views.

The aerial perspective reveals a private headland formation extending into calm, shallow waters, ideal for resort mooring, jetty access, or curated waterfront design. Existing shoreline contours offer multiple sandy coves and gentle gradients suitable for boutique hospitality, branded residential estates, or an exclusive eco-retreat concept.

The land remains largely untouched, blanketed by mature tropical vegetation and natural topography that provides elevation, privacy, and sweeping outlooks across Sekotong’s island-dotted seascape. Its scale allows for a master-planned development with layered view corridors, private villas, beachfront facilities, and potential marina integration.

Key Attributes

• Freehold (SHM) title
• Approximately 8 hectares (80,000 sqm)
• Peninsula / headland configuration
• Multiple beachfront edges
• Clear, calm waters with reef formations
• Strong potential for resort or luxury residential development
• Rare scale offering in Sekotong Barat

Sekotong has steadily emerged as one of Lombok’s most promising coastal frontiers—offering proximity to Bali while maintaining lower density, pristine beaches, and long-term capital upside. Infrastructure improvements and growing investor interest continue to position the region for future hospitality growth.

Pricing Guidance

• Indicative price: IDR 125,000,000 per are

At full guide price, the total land value reflects the rarity of an 8-hectare freehold peninsula with direct ocean frontage and development scale.

A landmark coastal holding suited for visionary investors seeking to create a destination-grade resort, branded residence enclave, or private ultra-exclusive estate in one of Indonesia’s last truly unspoiled marine environments.