Global Recreation Company
Global Recreation Company
A hotel complex on the slope above the Batur caldera: eight villas, a restaurant, a spa, a thermal complex. The volcano in view from every villa.
$190,000
Entry
A ten percent stake in the operating company
$2,962
A month to the investor
Per the model, at 80% villa occupancy
18.7%
A year
Calculated August 2026
Income is a model calculation, not a fact: 80% occupancy and a $185 nightly rate are assumptions as of August 2026. The downside case, at 50%, is in the model file.
Live Canggu prices and the caldera sample are in the article “Bali villa rental yield”.
A standalone villa in Bali starts at roughly $180,000; the mid range in Canggu and Uluwatu is $300,000–600,000 — open listings as of September 2026.
A stake in Nord Nest
Costs $190,000. That buys part of the complex's operating company, with three revenue streams: the villas, the spa with its thermal complex, and the restaurant.
A standalone villa
Gives one stream, one occupancy rate, one season. Then an outside management company takes 20–30% of revenue — over ten years, that is the price of another house.
Four streams with different seasons.
The main stream. Each sits at its own point on the slope, with the caldera in view from every one. In the model — 80% occupancy at an average $185 a night, revenue of $36,013 a month.
Serves the complex's guests and outside traffic from Kintamani. Its own marketing, its own revenue. In the model — 60% occupancy, revenue of $27,145 a month.
A stream loosely tied to villa occupancy: the spa sells to guests from across the area. The model counts the spa and the thermal complex as one line: 70% occupancy, revenue of $21,787 a month.
Runs in the rainy season, when villa occupancy is lower. Keeps revenue up in the low season and draws the area in.
Where the $2,962 a month comes from
50%
Villas
$1,493 a month
36%
Spa and thermal complex
$1,068 a month
14%
Restaurant
$401 a month
A ten percent stake in the net profit of each stream. Per the model as of August 2026, realistic case.
Four sources with different seasons — the complex's revenue depends less on any single figure.
The villa is a two-level A-frame. Downstairs, a living room with a fireplace and a kitchen; the gable is glazed end to end, with the caldera in view from the room. Upstairs, on the mezzanine under the roof, the bedroom. A terrace in front of the house.
Project renders
Villa interior renders
As of October 2026, the frames of all eight villas are up and the restaurant slab is poured.
The live feed from the site runs around the clock. You can visit the site on any working day — a message a day ahead is enough.
Budget overruns are covered by GRC; this is fixed in the contract.
Render Today 
Photo: GRC, Nord Nest
A summary of the live model of the property. The full file is one click away.
The model is open in full: every assumption, the downside case and the date of calculation.
The pool is seven stakes. As of October 2026, six are closed and one is open. Co-owners get the pool status monthly, with the report.
The Batur caldera is the natural landmark. It is in view from the whole slope and will stay where it is under any development of the area.
The site sits on the slope away from dense development: below the villas is forest, and the view runs open all the way to the caldera.
A hotel can be repeated. A view of an active volcano belongs to the place. That is what the asset's value rests on.
Denpasar Nord Nest · Kintamani 
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