Yes, as a leaseholder. The freehold title stays with the Indonesian owner, as the law requires, and you hold a notarial lease. You see the full lease terms before any deposit.
Thirty-three are. Thirty-three metres.
At the road you stand level with the treetops. Then the land falls away: a steep wooded bank, gentler terraces below it, and at the very bottom a river running over stones. Build high and live in the light above the canopy, or walk down to the water, where the road disappears and only the river speaks.
Two plots share the slope, each with the road above and the river below: 18 are to the north, 15 to the south. The line between them is indicative and is set with the owner.
