Waves breaking against the cliffs of the Bukit Peninsula

Uluwatu · Bingin · Padang Padang · Pecatu

Homes to live in. Villas looked after.

Long-term villa rentals for people moving to the Bukit, and villa management for the people who own them.

If you're moving here

A villa to live in for a month, or a year

You never pay me a fee.

See the homes

If you own a villa

Villa management, without the second job

Long-term: 9% of the tenant's first payment, then from IDR 500k a month if I look after it. Airbnb and holiday rentals: 15% of what the villa earns, staff included.

How it works for owners
Sofi Griffith, founder of Sapa Properties

Meet the owner

Two weeks in Bali has a way of turning into "how do I stay?"

Hi, I'm Sofi, and that's where I come in. I match people with villas on the Bukit, by the month or by the year, and I stay their person long after the keys change hands.

And if you need a recommendation, a doctor or a scooter while you settle in, just ask.

Before this I spent ten years in hospitality, so I answer quickly, usually within the same hour. And you never pay me a fee. The owner does.

More about me

On the books

Homes right now

Long-term homes from one bedroom to four, plus Teak & Clove for holidays. Lived-in homes have a waitlist, and you'll hear first when one frees up.

Staying longer? The price is open to conversation.

See every home

Property management

Own a villa on the Bukit?

Long-term tenants or holiday guests on Airbnb: I find the right people, take every message, and my own team of cleaners, pool and garden staff keeps the place in shape.

★★★★★

Kind words

★★★★★

“The house is very beautiful and we had a great stay! Communication with Sofi was superb.”
Lena

★★★★★

“Amazing place, vibe and location… the host is really helpful in all ways you could imagine.”
Ali

★★★★★

“The place is amazing, clean, comfy and cozy… we would love to visit there again.”
Sudarat
Painting of green cliffs above the sea

I only work on the Bukit. I'd rather look after a handful of villas properly than rush between twenty, and when something breaks, I'm already close by.

The journal

Notes from the Bukit