Two Villas Kok Yang-Rawai: villas in Rawai

Two Villas Kok Yang-Rawai: single-storey homes near the Rawai seafront

Two Villas Kok Yang-Rawai is a small enclave of 10 pool villas in the Kok Yang area, a residential part of Rawai close to the sea. The project was completed in 2006 and belongs to the Two Villas series of estates built over the years in several parts of Phuket.

The strongest argument for this address is how close it is to the Rawai seafront: the fish market where fishermen sell straight from their boats, seafood restaurants and the pier where longtail boats leave for Coral, Bon and other islands. Many new projects in the south are built on hills far from the water, while here a morning walk by the sea needs no car.

The houses are single-storey with no stairs, which older couples and families with small children appreciate. The style is calm and Thai: pitched tiled roofs, dark timber trim, a sala by the pool, small fountains and garden sculpture. Inside you find light floors, ceilings with cove lighting and large sliding doors to the garden.

Home formats

The estate includes three-bedroom and four-bedroom villas. A four-bedroom home is currently for sale; sources do not give a price for the three-bedroom houses.

Four-bedroom villa

About 180 m² with four bedrooms and four bathrooms. Price 19M ฿. The living room is combined with the kitchen and dining area, one bathroom has a jacuzzi, and in front of the house there is a pool with a timber deck and a pavilion for outdoor meals. The house is sold furnished.

Facilities

• Private pool at every villa
• Tropical garden and sala
• Covered carport at the entrance
• Low density, only ten houses

There is no shared clubhouse, gym or restaurant in the estate. All of that is outside, a few minutes from the gate.

The area

Kok Yang lies between the Rawai seafront and the hills that separate the bay from Nai Harn beach. Rawai Park, Rawai Park Language School, Lighthouse Primary School, a Muay Thai stadium and Rawai Art Village are nearby. Nai Harn beach, Ya Nui beach and the windmill viewpoint are a few minutes away by car. Foreigners have lived here for decades, so cafes, supermarkets, fitness studios and doctors are easy to find.

Buying terms

The villas are sold by their owners on the resale market. The home on offer is structured as a long-term lease: a foreigner acquires the building and leases the land for 30 years with an option to renew. Before the deal we check the lease agreement, who the lessor is, how many years remain and how renewal is documented.

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