Villas for Rent or Buy in Keliki, Ubud

Keliki is a greener, more spread-out side of Ubud - rice pockets, small lanes, and a slower rhythm. It suits longer stays when you want nature close by and do not mind a few extra minutes to the main hubs.

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Villa 1 bed 74 in Ubud Keliki 1
Not available

The territory is very well maintained, combining lawn, gravel, patterned stones, and wooden decking around the swimming pool.

1 bed1 bathbathtubnature viewpool

IDR 18,000,000/ month

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Villa 1 bed 114 in Ubud Keliki 1
Not available

The atmosphere feels calm and peaceful, away from busy roads and dense traffic.

1 bed1 bath1 floorbathtubcar parknature viewpool

IDR 15,000,000/ month

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Keliki is one of Ubud’s named sub-areas - useful when you want search and maps to line up with how locals describe daily life, not only the word “Ubud.” Long-term renters and buyers often start with a neighborhood shortlist, then narrow by bedrooms, budget, pool, enclosed living, and commute time to the routines that matter for work and school.

On this page you can browse properties we currently list in Keliki - for rent (monthly or yearly where offered) and for purchase when owners publish a sale price. We aim for clear photos and honest feature tags; still, visit in person when you can, and confirm utilities, access roads, and contract terms with qualified advisers before you commit.

Filter by bedrooms, rent or sale, payment terms where relevant, and amenities - pool, enclosed living, bathtub, nature views, and more. Each listing page shows pricing context and what we have verified so you can shortlist with confidence. If you are comparing Keliki with other Ubud neighborhoods, start here and widen to the main Ubud hub when you want the full island-wide catalogue.

Keliki area guide (Knowledge base) →

FAQ

What is Keliki like for long-term renters?

Keliki is spread-out and green - slower village pace, open landscapes, and more distance to central Ubud hubs. It suits immersion over convenience.

Is Keliki walkable?

Some local walks exist, but errands are usually by scooter - plan like a village pocket, not a café hill.

Keliki vs Tegallalang?

Both lean scenery-first. Tegallalang has the famous terrace corridor; Keliki often feels quieter and less tour-bus dense on daily lanes.

Is there a Keliki area guide?

Yes - see our Keliki area guide (/guides/ubud/keliki-area-guide-ubud) before you shortlist villas here.