PRAIA Residence Phuket: villas in Bang Tao

PRAIA Residence Phuket: three signature villas in Pasak

PRAIA Residence Phuket is an unusual project: rather than an estate, it is a collection of three pool villas, each with its own name and layout. Two villas stand on Pasak Soi 8/7 and the third on Pasak Soi 8/3, both in Choeng Thale in the residential part of Bang Tao. The developer is PRAIA Residence. According to the source, completion was planned for Q2 2025 (June); we are checking the current status.

The architecture blends tropical modernism with Thai house elements: tall gabled roofs with glazed gables, white walls, timber details and stone cladding. Interiors use natural wood, woven panels, light stone and blue-and-white accents that echo the coastal theme of the name.

The project is for buyers who want a large family home with 3 to 5 bedrooms on its own plot and care more about the character of the villa than about shared facilities.

The villas

Kia Ora, 3 bedrooms

The most compact villa in the collection: 3 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms and 440 m². Priced from 28 million THB.

Layvata A, 4 bedrooms

A villa with 4 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms covering 572.85 m². Priced at 40 million THB.

Layvata B, 5 bedrooms

The largest villa: 5 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms and 649.17 m². Priced at 50 million THB.

Prices follow the price list dated 10 October 2026.

What every villa has

• Private pool with sun loungers
• Tropical garden and terrace
• Parking for two cars
• Security and CCTV
• Pets allowed

The area

Pasak is one of the fastest-growing residential quarters of Choeng Thale. Expat families live here, international schools are nearby, and a new private hospital is under construction in the area. Bang Tao Beach with the Laguna resort zone, Boat Avenue and Porto de Phuket are a drive away, while the lanes of Pasak stay quiet and green. For those moving to the island long term, it is a practical balance between the sea and a calm life away from tourist crowds.

How to buy

With only three villas, each is sold separately and the choice comes down to the number of bedrooms and floor area. A foreigner can own the house, while the land is usually held on a long-term lease or through a Thai company. Before reserving, ask the developer for the current status of the specific villa, the permits and the payment schedule, as these are not published in open sources.

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