Umbu Ratu Nggay

Located in Lenang, Umbu Ratu Nggay, Central Sumba, this 24,270 m² land offers a spacious coastal setting surrounded by the natural landscapes of Sumba. The area combines savannah and hilly terrain with access to a white sandy beach and relatively calm waters, making it suitable for buyers seeking a private coastal property, hospitality project or long-term land investment opportunity.

The property is located in Lenang, Umbu Ratu Nggay, Central Sumba, on the northern part of Sumba Island. The area can be accessed by road, providing practical access to the property and surrounding coastal areas. The location faces Flores Island and offers a natural coastal environment with sunset views, fishing spots and opportunities for snorkeling and diving. Specific travel times from the nearest airport and other major reference points should be confirmed during due diligence.

The property covers approximately 24,270 m² and features a combination of savannah and hilly landscapes. Its coastal setting provides access to a white sandy beach, relatively calm waves and views toward Flores Island. The surrounding environment offers opportunities to enjoy sunsets, fishing, snorkeling and diving. Ownership status, land documentation and exact boundaries should be verified before purchase.

The size and coastal setting may make the property suitable for a range of potential uses, including a private coastal estate, boutique villa development, eco-retreat, hospitality project or long-term land banking. Any development concept would remain subject to zoning, permits, environmental considerations, infrastructure availability and applicable regulations.

Before proceeding, buyers should verify: - Land title and ownership documentation. - Exact land boundaries and total measured area. - Legal road access and right of way. - Current zoning and permitted land use. - Building and development requirements. - Availability of electricity and water. - Beach and coastal setback requirements. - Applicable environmental regulations. - Any existing encumbrances or claims over the land. - Ownership structure and applicable transaction requirements.

Buyers are advised to conduct independent legal and technical due diligence before committing to the purchase. This should include verification of the land certificate and ownership, cadastral boundaries, road access, zoning, applicable permits, utilities, coastal regulations and any restrictions affecting development. A local notary/PPAT and relevant authorities should be consulted to confirm the legal status and development potential of the property.