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01 Bang
Bang
Tao
Beachfront living · Relaxed luxury · Family-friendly
02
Laguna
Resort enclave · Lagoon-side living · Golf & spa
03
Kamala
Sheltered bay · Village charm · Sunset seeker
04
Surin
Pristine sands · Boutique hideaway · Understated luxury
05
Rawai
Authentic harbour · Local flavour · Seafood markets
06 Nai
Nai
Harn
Hidden cove · Untouched beauty · Off-the-grid
Property with a purpose.
Rental
Properties chosen for proven demand. Locations and layouts that consistently attract quality tenants — from seasonal lets to long-term leases — where strong occupancy follows naturally.
Second Home
A residence that serves your life first. Property in places you genuinely want to be — where the personal value is primary, and rental potential while you're away is simply an added dimension.
Long Term
Acquisition guided by lasting fundamentals. Locations where infrastructure, scarcity, and demand converge — not for speculation, but for considered, enduring growth.
Morning swims
Long lunches
Sunset by the pool
More than a property.
It's your life in Phuket.
Buying property shouldn't feel complicated.
We curate
Every property in our portfolio has been personally inspected and selected. If it doesn't meet our standard, it doesn't make the list.
We know Phuket
We live here. We know every neighbourhood, every developer, every street worth walking down — and every one that isn't.
We compare
We benchmark prices, finishes, and locations — so you see the full picture, not just the brochure.
We stay with you
From first viewing to final handshake, we're beside you. Every question, every negotiation, every detail.
Before you make your move.
Can foreigners buy property in Phuket?
Yes, foreigners can own condominium units freehold in Thailand, provided that at least 51% of the building's units are owned by Thai nationals. For villas and landed property, foreigners typically hold a long-term lease (up to 30 years, renewable) or purchase through a Thai limited company structure. Each option has distinct legal implications — always consult a qualified property lawyer before proceeding.
What budget do I need for a villa?
Villa prices in Phuket vary significantly by location, size, and finish. Entry-level modern villas in emerging areas start from approximately ฿8–12 million. Premium beachfront estates in prime locations such as Surin, Bang Tao, or Kamala range from ฿30 million to well over ฿200 million. Ongoing costs — maintenance fees, utilities, landscaping, and pool upkeep — should be factored into your overall budget from the outset.
Which areas are best for investment?
It depends on your goals. For rental yield, Bang Tao and Layan offer strong short-term demand near beach clubs and restaurants. Surin and Kamala attract higher-budget tenants seeking exclusivity. For long-term capital appreciation, emerging corridors like Mai Khao and Cherng Talay are gaining traction. proximity to international schools and healthcare facilities also drives sustained demand in areas such as Thalang.
Can I buy remotely?
Yes. A Power of Attorney (POA) allows a trusted representative to sign documents on your behalf at the Land Office. Many transactions — particularly off-plan purchases — are initiated remotely with only the final transfer requiring physical presence or a notarised POA. Secure video walkthroughs, digital contract review, and escrow arrangements have made remote buying increasingly straightforward, though in-person visits remain recommended for due diligence.
What is the buying process?
The process typically begins with identifying a property and conducting due diligence — verifying title deed status, zoning compliance, and any encumbrances. A reservation fee secures the unit while a sale and purchase agreement is drafted. For condos, a foreign ownership quota check is completed. At the Land Office, transfer fees, taxes, and stamp duty are settled. The entire timeline, from reservation to title transfer, usually spans four to eight weeks.
What is the difference between a villa and a condo?
A condo is a unit within a shared building, owned under a condominium title with common areas managed by a juristic body. Foreigners can own condos freehold. A villa is a standalone or semi-detached house on its own land plot, typically held via leasehold or company structure. Condos offer lower maintenance and communal amenities; villas provide privacy, land, and greater architectural freedom.
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