The Pano Baan Suan Loch Palm is being developed by MBK Real Estate, the property arm of the Thai MBK group. The estate covers about 30 rai of land beside the fairways of Loch Palm Golf Club in Kathu and holds only 28 villas. It is not a standard housing estate: homes sit on generous plots, each with its own pool and garden, and the layouts are planned for larger families, including households with grandparents living in.
What sets it apart from other Kathu projects is the developer's link to the golf courses themselves. Residents get convenient access to two clubs, Loch Palm and Red Mountain, and the homes look out over the lake, the fairways and forested hills. According to Keller Henson, completion is planned for Q4 2026.
The project suits buyers looking for a permanent home in the green, quieter centre of Phuket rather than a holiday apartment by the beach.
The developer offers five villa types. The first phase released the two largest designs, with living areas of more than 700 and more than 500 sq m, and the second phase adds three more.
Three bedrooms, three bathrooms and parking for two cars. This is the most compact home on the estate, priced from 32.9 million THB.
Four bedrooms, four bathrooms and space for three cars. Prices start from 44 million THB.
Four bedrooms, five bathrooms, parking for four cars and a separate multi-purpose room that can become a study or a playroom. Priced from 56.9 million THB.
The architecture relies on large glazed openings and cross ventilation: the living spaces open onto the terrace and pool, while high ceilings and daylight keep the house cooler. Finishes were chosen with the island's humid climate in mind.
Kathu lies in the centre of Phuket, between Phuket Town and the west coast. It has no beach of its own, but it offers plenty of greenery, several golf courses and far less tourist bustle than Patong. Songklanagarind Hospital, international schools and large shopping malls are close by, which makes the district one of the most practical choices for families living on the island all year.
Payments follow the build: 2% on booking, 28% on signing the contract, then 15% each after the foundations, the structure, the roof and walls and the interior finishing, and 10% on registration. Foreign buyers hold the land on a 30-year registered lease with two renewals, while Thai nationals and companies can buy freehold. The maintenance fee is 35 THB per sq wah, paid 24 months in advance.
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🌴 Beaches
Patong Beach ≈ 6.1 km
Kamala Beach ≈ 6.9 km
Surin Beach ≈ 7.8 km
🛍 Shopping and leisure
Kamala Night Market ≈ 5.9 km
Central Phuket Floresta ≈ 6.0 km
Phuket FantaSea ≈ 6.0 km
⛳ Golf
Red Mountain Golf Club ≈ 1.4 km
Laguna Golf Phuket ≈ 9.1 km
🎓 Schools
British International School Phuket ≈ 4.1 km
HeadStart International School ≈ 6.2 km
🏥 Hospitals
Bangkok Hospital Phuket ≈ 5.6 km
Thalang Hospital ≈ 9.9 km
✈ Airport
Phuket International Airport ≈ 20 km
Distances are straight-line, by map.
🏗 Key facts
The estate of 28 villas covers about 30 rai next to Loch Palm Golf Club.
The developer lists five house types, from a 350 sq m three-bedroom home to designs above 700 sq m.
Keller Henson gives completion as Q4 2026, while other sources mention a later date, so we confirm construction status on request.
🌿 Facilities
Every villa has its own pool, garden and covered parking.
The grounds are gated, with round-the-clock security and CCTV.
Two golf clubs, Loch Palm and Red Mountain, are nearby, and Songklanagarind Hospital is in the same district.
💳 Payment and ownership
A 2% booking fee, 28% at contract, then four payments of 15% linked to construction stages and 10% on registration.
Foreign buyers lease the land for 30 years with two renewals; Thai nationals and Thai companies can buy freehold.
Maintenance is 35 THB per sq wah, paid 24 months in advance.
🏢 About the developer
Developer: MBK Real Estate, part of the Thai MBK group.
In Phuket the company has already built Baan Suan Loch Palm Garden Villa, The Creek The Indy and the Sabai village.
The group also donated more than 30 rai of land to Prince of Songkla University for Songklanagarind Hospital in Kathu.