What a Canggu Villa Under 30 Million a Month Actually Rents

What 20 to 30 million actually rents in Canggu

Canggu covers a wide area, from Batu Bolong in the east to Pererenan, Buduk and Cemagi inland and west. Of the 33 rentals live on the platform, 18 are 1-bedroom homes, and all of them price between 20 million and 30 million a month — this is the exact bracket most renter briefs land in, and it's the biggest single bracket in our data. Above 30 million the market shifts to 3-bedroom villas (median 40 million) and 4+ bedroom villas (median 107.8 million), so 30 million is a real ceiling: cross it and you're usually paying for an extra bedroom or a standalone villa rather than an apartment.

For a fuller breakdown of prices across all bedroom counts, see long term rental prices in Bali and what it costs to rent monthly in Canggu specifically.

20 to 25 juta: apartments and townhouses, no private pool

At the bottom of the bracket you get compact, fully furnished 1-bedroom units with shared pools rather than private ones.

• LaneHAUS – Unit 3, Pererenan — 20 million/month, 55m², pet friendly, dedicated workspace, shared pool, 8 minutes to Pererenan Beach.
• LaneHAUS – Unit 1, Pererenan — 22 million/month, 65m², pet friendly, XL king bed, walk to Pepito and Bar Vera.
• HAUS Canggu – Unit 5, Batu Bolong — 23 million/month, pet friendly, terrazzo bathrooms, 2-minute walk to Bali Social Club.
• HAUS Canggu – Unit 1, Batu Bolong — 24 million/month, same building, 5-minute walk to the Batu Bolong strip.
• LaneHAUS Unit 2, Pererenan — 24 million/month, pet friendly, dedicated workspace.
• 1 Bedroom Loft – Berawa — 24 million/month, pet friendly loft in the heart of Berawa, walking distance to the beach.
• HAUS Canggu – Unit 2, Batu Bolong — 25 million/month, same location and inclusions as Unit 1.

These all include fibre internet, drinking water and gas, banjar fee and twice-weekly housekeeping in the rent. Browse the full set at Batu Bolong apartments or Pererenan townhouses.

27 to 30 juta: private pools, 2 bedrooms, or a 3-bedroom villa

Push toward the 30 million ceiling and private pools, extra bedrooms and slightly better locations appear.

• HAUS Canggu Unit 6, Batu Bolong — 27 million/month, same apartment format as Units 1, 2, 4 and 5.
• HAUS Canggu – Unit 4, Batu Bolong — 30 million/month, the largest of the HAUS units at 46m².
• Tropicana Valley, Buduk — seven separate 1-bedroom townhouses (Units A1, A4, A5, B2–B6), all at 30 million/month, all pet friendly bar A1, and each with its own private pool, balcony and dedicated workspace, 5 minutes from Pererenan.
• Sawah Studios, Babakan — 30 million/month, two-floor 55m² layout over rice paddies, shared pool and garden, close to Batu Bolong.
• Oasis Areca and Oasis Sabal, Berawa — both 30 million/month, 2-bedroom apartments, pet friendly, near the beach and an international school.
• Villa Bula, Cemagi — 30 million/month, 2-bedroom villa 8 minutes from Cemagi and Seseh beach.
• Villa Pertiwi, Canggu — 30 million/month, 3-bedroom villa with private pool, the single largest home available right at this budget ceiling.

Anyone specifically wanting a private pool without going over 30 million should start with Tropicana Valley in Buduk — it's the only cluster where every unit has one at this price.

Where to look, village by village

• Batu Bolong: shared-pool apartments in the 23-30 million range, walkable to cafés and the surf strip. See Batu Bolong listings.
• Pererenan: pet-friendly townhouses at 20-24 million, quieter and closer to rice fields. See Pererenan listings.
• Buduk: the only area where every sub-30 million option comes with a private pool. See Buduk listings.
• Berawa: apartments and a loft from 24-30 million, closest to the beach and international schools. See Berawa listings.
• Cemagi: fewer listings, but Villa Bula sits right at 30 million for a 2-bedroom villa near Seseh beach. See Cemagi villas.

For a wider filter across bedroom count or budget, use all Canggu rentals, 1-bedroom homes or pet-friendly homes.

What's included at this price, and what to check

Across Canggu's 33 listings, the most commonly included items are fibre internet (28 listings), housekeeping (26), banjar fee and rubbish collection (24), and drinking water and gas (22). Electricity is more variable: it's included in the monthly price on 17 listings, excluded on 7, and not stated on the rest — always confirm this before signing, since it can add a meaningful amount on top of the headline rent.

Pool and garden maintenance are only itemised on 5 listings each, which usually means they're already folded into a shared-pool arrangement rather than billed separately. If a private-pool home doesn't list pool maintenance as included, ask directly.

Monthly vs yearly at this budget

Several of these listings — the HAUS and LaneHAUS units, Tropicana Valley — show identical or near-identical monthly and yearly-equivalent pricing, so paying monthly costs little extra. Elsewhere in the Canggu data, renters who commit to a year save around 17% against paying monthly across a sample of comparable homes. If your budget is flexible and you know you'll stay, it's worth asking about a yearly rate on any of these; see is it cheaper to rent yearly or monthly in Bali for the full comparison, and 2-bedroom villas in Canggu if you're deciding between a 1-bedroom now and a 2-bedroom later.