Nestled in the serene jungle setting of Uluwatu, this distinctive eco-luxury villa offers a rare opportunity to invest in a property that blends authenticity, sustainability, and strong rental appeal. Built using reclaimed antique teak wood sourced from traditional Javanese Gladak houses, the villa stands out as a one-of-a-kind asset in Bali’s competitive property market. Set on a generous 927 sqm of land with approximately 250 sqm of built area, the property comprises three individual Gladak-style units, each thoughtfully designed as a private suite with its own bedroom and bathroom. This layout provides excellent flexibility—ideal for short-term rentals, boutique hospitality concepts, or private retreats catering to eco-conscious travelers. Each unit features an extra king-size bed, en-suite bathroom, and private patio, creating an intimate and comfortable guest experience. The shared swimming pool and lush natural surroundings enhance the tranquil atmosphere, making it highly attractive for the wellness and leisure rental market. Strategically located within walking distance to popular destinations such as Suka Cafe and Thomas Beach, the villa benefits from both privacy and accessibility—an important factor for consistent occupancy and rental returns. Designed and constructed with a strong commitment to environmental sustainability, this property aligns perfectly with the growing demand for eco-friendly accommodations in Bali, particularly in the Uluwatu area, which continues to see steady tourism growth and premium rental demand. Investment Highlights: Unique reclaimed wood Gladak architecture – high market differentiation 3 independent units – optimized for rental income diversification Prime Uluwatu location near key attractions Strong appeal for eco-tourism and boutique rental market Spacious land size with potential for further development or value appreciation This villa represents not just a property purchase, but a strategic investment into Bali’s evolving lifestyle and eco-tourism sector.