Sansuri: apartments in Surin

Sansuri: spacious apartments with hotel-style service in Surin

Sansuri was built by MCM Development and completed in February 2014. It is a single six-storey building with only 32 apartments on Surin Beach Soi 4 in Cherngtalay. It was conceived as serviced apartments, giving residents the kind of services you expect from a good hotel, with views over the hills and towards the sea.

What sets Sansuri apart from most coastal condominiums is the size of its homes. The smallest unit is a one bedroom of 107 m², larger than many two bedrooms in new projects nearby. The building suits people who want to live near Surin full time or for long stays, in an apartment the size of a small house but without the upkeep of a villa. Common areas are managed by JLL Thailand.

Apartment types

Units are sold on the resale market, usually fully furnished, and several foreign quota units are currently available.

One bedroom, 107 m²

A large living and dining room, separate kitchen, bedroom and bathroom. Foreign quota units from 12.84M ฿.

Two bedrooms, 157 to 187 m²

Standard units of about 158 m² and pool access versions of up to 187 m². From 15M ฿ leasehold and about 18.84M ฿ freehold.

Three bedrooms and penthouses, 173 to 356 m²

Three bedroom units from 173 m² and three or four bedroom penthouses of 271 to 356 m², some with a terrace pool. A 264 m² sea view penthouse on the sixth floor is listed at 25.9M ฿.

Facilities

• Swimming pool with sun loungers and a bar
• Reception, concierge and laundry
• Restaurant and massage room
• Gym
• Shuttle, parking, 24-hour security and CCTV

Pets are not allowed in the building.

The area

Surin is known for its small, pretty beach with calm water, palms and beach clubs. Banyan Tree, Trisara, The Pavilions and Dusit Thani hotels are nearby, along with restaurants and cafes. The road north leads to Laguna and Bang Tao, south to Kamala. It is quieter than Patong or Kata while keeping everything you need close by, and the airport is an easy drive.

Buying terms

Sansuri is a registered condominium, so a foreigner can buy a unit freehold in their own name within the 49% foreign quota. Some units are offered leasehold or in the Thai quota, and listings always state this. On a resale purchase the standard transfer fee is 2% of the appraised value, and the split of costs is set in the contract.

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