Bliss Hideaway

A2, the model home, provides the clearest picture of how the design is intended to work. The ground floor plan includes living and dining space, a kitchen, one bedroom, a bathroom and laundry, while the outdoor schedule shows a 60.5 sqm swimming pool, pool deck, storage, pump room, outdoor shower and parking for a car and bike. Upstairs are the main bedroom with its bathroom, two further bedrooms with bathrooms and the stair hall. The official plan totals 396 sqm. That arrangement is practical for multigenerational stays or guests because one bedroom is separated from the three-bedroom upper level. It is still important to treat A2 as an example rather than a universal specification: the source material does not prove that every plot has exactly the same external areas, finishes or equipment list.

The construction story is now more useful as a due-diligence trail than as an off-plan promise. The developer’s September 2025 update said A3 was nearing completion, A1 was progressing and the A2 showroom was complete. Major portals now describe Bliss Hideaway as completed in 2025, with several FazWaz-network pages and Dot Property pointing to October, while Phuket.PRO records December 2025. The dossier therefore treats the project as completed but does not pretend that the exact month is settled by a primary completion certificate. For a ready villa, the meaningful checks move to the actual asset: inspect the house, record defects, confirm utilities and access, reconcile the delivered specification with the contract, and verify the documents that allow the villa and land interest to be transferred or leased.

Rawai is part of the product rather than a backdrop. The project’s own location schedule puts Rawai Beach and Rawai Pier at about 750 metres, with Tops, Starbucks and the seafood market at roughly 1 km. Nai Harn Beach and Promthep Cape are listed at around 4 km; Makro Chalong and International School of Phuket at 5 km; HomePro and Villa Market at 6 km; and BCIS Phuket International School plus Robinson Lifestyle at about 8 km. That creates a practical southern-Phuket base for residents who use Rawai, Nai Harn and Chalong regularly. It should not be marketed as a beachfront villa: the attraction is access to the Rawai waterfront and a broad set of daily services, with other swimming beaches reached by road.

Rumruay Dee is a relatively young developer in the public record. DataForThai lists RUMRUAY DEE PROPERTY CO., LTD. as registered on 3 July 2023 with THB 5 million of registered capital and an active status, with real-estate buying, selling, leasing and development within its stated business scope. The project website identifies founders Nok Tamphanuwat and Bo Leung and credits Number TWELVE for architecture/interiors and Chino International Co., Ltd. for construction and engineering. The sources reviewed do not establish a long catalogue of previous residential schemes delivered under the Rumruay Dee brand. That is not a quality judgment; it simply means a buyer has less historical portfolio evidence to rely on. Completed-unit inspection, land documentation, contractual warranties and the party responsible for post-handover defects carry more weight here than a brand reputation built across many prior estates.

Pricing currently tells two different stories: developer-era pricing and live market stock. The project website still shows a starting figure of THB 21.5 million, but Phuket.PRO has a price list dated 25 August 2026 and shows four types from THB 20.75 million to THB 22.25 million: A1 at 20.75M, A5 at 21.25M, A2 at 21.75M and A4 at 22.25M. Meanwhile, a fresh DDproperty listing in September 2026 asks THB 27.5 million for a completed villa, and other portals show stock around THB 23.5 million and above. The THB 20.75 million figure used here is therefore a lower current asking-price anchor, not a promise that every available home can be bought at that level. The original payment plan was staged through construction, so it also needs to be rechecked for any completed developer stock rather than copied automatically into a ready-home transaction.

Ownership needs more attention than the marketing copy suggests. DDproperty and PropertyScout label the project freehold, while Papaya Property labels a Bliss Hideaway offering leasehold; another brokerage describes freehold for Thai nationals or a Thai company and a land lease for non-Thai buyers. Those labels are not interchangeable. Thailand’s Department of Lands states the general rule that foreigners cannot simply buy land, subject to narrow statutory exceptions such as the Section 96 bis route with substantial investment and ministerial permission. A foreign buyer of a villa therefore needs the deal broken into its real legal components: the title to the particular plot, who owns the land, how the building is owned or transferred, and whether a land lease is registered. None of the open sources reviewed provides that complete document set for A1, A2, A4 or A5, so the dossier records the structure as unresolved until the transaction documents are checked.