Co-living Villas for Yearly Rental in North Bali
Discover our selection of co-living villas for yearly rental in North Bali. Perfect for digital nomads and expats seeking comfortable accommodation.
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Local Tips
- A bilingual (EN/ID) contract reduces misunderstandings about utilities, deposits, and repairs.
- Ventilate bedrooms daily and clean AC filters monthly to prevent mold in humid months.
- Monthly is flexible but pricier. Yearly offers best value if you’re staying long term.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to the most common questions about renting properties in Bali.
Many villas include roof tanks or ground tanks. They help during brief outages. Confirm tank size and pump condition with the owner.
Most long-term rentals in Bali require at least 6 months. Some owners accept 3 months, while year-long commitments often unlock better pricing.
Confirm the timeline and inspection process in the contract. Photos at move‑in/out help ensure a smooth return.
Most areas have reliable fiber. For remote work, ask for the provider and a recent speed test. Some properties include internet; others bill separately.
Pet policies differ. Many villas allow pets with prior approval and an extra deposit. Filter by pet‑friendly or message the owner to confirm.
Bali’s humidity can cause mold. Regular ventilation, AC use, and occasional dehumidifiers help. Ask owners about recent repainting, anti‑mold treatments, and maintenance cadence.
Occasional guests are usually fine, but be respectful. For frequent visitors, align expectations and get terms in the contract.
Yes. Most landlords request a refundable deposit (typically 1 month). It’s returned at the end of the lease if there’s no damage or unpaid bills.
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