Aurora Villas Kata is a gated project of only eight villas set on a hillside above Kata Beach. The estate covers about 7,205 m² of land, so each home sits on a generous plot with gardens and changes in level separating it from the neighbours. The developer is Uni Power Holding (UPH), a company based in Singapore. The latest stated completion target is Q3 2027.
What sets Aurora apart from the rest of Kata is its architecture. Instead of the usual boxy volumes, the facades follow soft curves, terraces step down the slope in tiers and living rooms open up behind floor-to-ceiling glass. The design team cites the work of Kerry Hill as its reference. Most of Kata is built up with condominiums and small hotels, and private homes of this scale with a view over the bay are rare here.
Who it suits: large families who need separate staff quarters and space for guests, and buyers looking for a home on the level of a private residence rather than one more villa in a standard estate.
There are three types of homes. Each has its own infinity pool, garden and a terrace facing the sea.
The most compact format, with four villas of this type. Living space is about 514 m² on plots of 479 to 596 m², with four bedrooms and five bathrooms. The living room, dining area and kitchen share one open volume under a 6-metre ceiling. Prices start at THB 61.58 million.
Two villas on plots of 645 to 761 m². Six bedrooms, eight bathrooms and a separate maid's room, with extensive use of marble in the finishes. Prices start at THB 99.61 million.
The two largest residences, with 1,218–1,229 m² of space on plots of 819 to 958 m². Seven bedrooms, ten bathrooms, two maid's rooms, a private spa and a gym. Prices start at THB 139.38 million.
Shared life on the estate centres on a clubhouse at the edge of the slope, with a restaurant, a lounge and an open deck for sunset views. Residents also get:
Kata lies on the south-west coast of Phuket and is made up of two bays, Kata Yai and Kata Noi. It is one of the calmer beach areas on the island: families live here, surfers come in the rainy season and evenings are spent in small restaurants by the water. Karon with its long beach and markets is next door, and the Promthep Cape viewpoint is to the south. The hills above Kata are valued for their views over the bay and Koh Pu island, which are clearly visible from the Aurora terraces.
Payment is staged: 2% on reservation, 28% on signing the main contract within 30 days, then four payments of 15% as the foundation, structure, roof and interior finishing are completed, and the final 10% on registration and handover. The service charge is set at THB 20 per m² per month, with a one-off sinking fund contribution of THB 100,000.
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🌴 Beaches
Kata Beach ≈ 0.7 km
Kata Noi Beach ≈ 2.0 km
Karon Beach ≈ 2.5 km
🛍 Shopping and leisure
Makro Rawai ≈ 4.1 km
Chalong Pier ≈ 5.2 km
Rawai Seafood Market ≈ 6.0 km
⛳ Golf
Phuket Country Club ≈ 9.7 km
Red Mountain Golf Club ≈ 12 km
Loch Palm Golf Club ≈ 12 km
🎓 Schools
HeadStart International School ≈ 9.4 km
QSI International School Phuket ≈ 11 km
Kajonkiet International School ≈ 11 km
🏥 Hospitals
Chalong Hospital ≈ 4.2 km
Patong Hospital ≈ 8.0 km
Bangkok Hospital Siriroj ≈ 11 km
Distances are straight-line, by map.
🏗 Key facts
Developer: Uni Power Holding. The project has eight villas of up to three levels on about 7,205 m² of land: four 4-bedroom homes of about 514 m², two 6-bedroom villas of 885 m² and two 7-bedroom residences of 1,218–1,229 m².
Target completion is Q3 2027.
🌴 Amenities
A clubhouse with a restaurant, lounge and deck above the slope sits at the heart of the estate. There is a fitness room, spa, co-working area, landscaped park, covered parking, plus 24/7 security and CCTV.
Every villa has its own infinity pool and garden.
💳 Payment
A 2% reservation deposit, then 28% on signing the contract within 30 days. Four further instalments of 15% follow construction milestones, and 10% is due on handover.
Service charge THB 20 per m² per month, sinking fund THB 100,000 one-off.
🏢 About the developer
Uni Power Holding (UPH) is a Singapore-based developer working on high-end projects in Southeast Asia.
Aurora in Kata is planned as a boutique estate where architecture matters more than the number of homes.