
PandAI
32 suites · A boutique in the Umalas corridor.
A quiet street, two minutes from Seminyak.
Jl. Bumbak Dauh is a side street in Kerobokan, three kilometres from Seminyak and five from Canggu, close to both, in neither. The corridor between Umalas and Kerobokan is where Bali's design community has been quietly building, away from the main road's traffic.
PandAI sits here because the location chose us before we chose it: walkable cafés, twelve thousand remote workers in the surrounding kilometre, a road that doesn't carry the seasonal congestion of Jl. Raya Kerobokan.
The building is white arched neoclassical above, with a Balinese Murda roofline that grounds it in the island it belongs to. Inside, the register softens to warm sand walls, teak, rattan, and brass. Daylight is the design element.
Five typologies, thirty-two doors.
Each suite is its own room: warm-linen walls, medium teak floors, rattan furniture, brass fittings, sheer light through warm-linen blackout. Sizes from 30.4 to 52.3 square metres across four floors.


Signature Residence
34.9 m² · 17 units

Signature Boutique Suite (compact)
30.4 m² · 4 units

Signature Boutique Suite
35.7 m² · 8 units

Premium Residence
52.3 m² · 2 units

Premium Boutique Suite
44.4 m² · 1 unit

Pool. Coworking. A small restaurant, an even smaller cafe.
The House — facilities
Twelve thousand digital nomads work within a kilometre of PandAI. The infrastructure is built for both stays and stays-as-work.
Pool
Ground level, deep-teal water in a warm teak deck.
Coworking
Designed for the Umalas remote-work corridor.
Restaurant
79.2 m², chef-led.
Cafe
Open to the street.
Podcast Room
Bookable.
Roof Landscaping
Sky garden on the fourth floor.
Three kilometres from Seminyak. Five from Canggu.
- Seminyak
- 3 km · 8–10 min
- Canggu
- 5 km · 12–15 min
- Airport (DPS)
- 12 km · 25–35 min
Jl. Bumbak Dauh runs parallel to the main artery. You arrive without the traffic.

White arches above, teak warmth below.
The façade is light: three tiers of arched windows in cream stucco, framed by the Balinese Murda roofline. The interior softens to warm sand walls, rattan, and teak; daylight comes through sheer linen by day, warm-linen blackout by night. The building reads as Balinese once you're past the gate.

Thirty-two units. Four floors. Q4 2028.
PandAI is being released as 32 sellable suites. Full project documentation, pricing, lease structure, completion timeline, returns model, is available on request. Pre-sales open Q3 2026 pending PBG confirmation.
Request the investor briefTell us when you're thinking of being in Bali.
We'll send dates, suite availability, and a short brief on the neighborhood.
