Borey Peng Huoth — The Star Platinum Euro Ville

The current official Euro Ville page presents eight residential formats. At the compact end are Link House LC2-V3, with published house dimensions of 5.3 × 7.2 metres, and Link House LA-V3 at 5 × 12 metres. The range then moves through Jasmina Villa, Twin Villa V3 and Twin B Villa V2, followed by Queen Villa V2, Prince Villa and King A Villa. Every house type currently shown by the developer is described as three storeys. Bedrooms range from three in LC2-V3 to six in King A. We do not convert the published dimensions into square metres ourselves, so the unit cards retain the developer’s original linear dimensions rather than presenting calculated areas.

The differences are not just about footprint. Link House LA-V3 is listed with four bedrooms, five bathrooms and one parking space; LC2-V3 has three bedrooms, four bathrooms and one parking space. Jasmina Villa has four bedrooms, five bathrooms and parking for two cars, while Twin Villa V3 also has four bedrooms, five bathrooms and two parking spaces. Twin B Villa V2 adds a fifth bedroom with published house dimensions of 6 × 15 metres. Queen Villa V2 and Prince Villa each have five bedrooms and six bathrooms. King A moves to six bedrooms, seven bathrooms, four parking spaces and two maid rooms. The result is a genuine range of household formats within one completed phase.

The official project page distinguishes amenities of the phase from facilities in the wider Borey Peng Huoth Boeung Snor cluster. Euro Ville itself lists a garden, children’s playground, clubhouse and swimming pool. The surrounding cluster is presented with PH Eco Mall, Platinum Sports Center, Southbridge International School, PH Euro Park, PH Grand Hall, PH Polaris F&B, Choray Hospital, a bank, market, healthcare centre and government services. For day-to-day use, this is more useful than a generic claim about 'good infrastructure': several common family needs are represented inside the broader residential area rather than only in central Phnom Penh.

Euro Ville sits on Phnom Penh’s eastern growth corridor along National Road No. 1. The developer uses 2.5 kilometres from Preah Monivong Bridge as its location reference, while FazWaz rounds the distance to 2 kilometres. For a large low-rise phase, that figure is best treated as a broad orientation point rather than a promise about travel time from every house. The coordinates in this dossier come from FazWaz’s project-map centre. A relatively broad map radius is retained because homes within Euro Ville are distributed across a sizeable internal street network rather than concentrated in a single tower footprint.

Euro Ville is now principally a secondary-market proposition. Realestate.com.kh and CAM Realty show sale and rental activity across linked houses, twin villas and larger detached villas, with substantial variation between asking prices. The lowest public sale reference we found on Realestate.com.kh when checking on August 12, 2026 was $185,000 for a four-bedroom, five-bathroom link house. That does not mean every Link House is available at that figure. Resale pricing depends on the exact street, land parcel, condition, fit-out, furnishings, occupancy and seller circumstances, as well as whether the listing remains current. The page therefore uses the figure only as a dated lower market reference.

Historic launch pricing should not be mixed with today’s resale market. KHPropertyHub retains a project record with prices attached to several house models, but those values belong to an older project profile and should not be read as a unified 2026 developer price list. We therefore leave current prices out of the individual house-type cards. A completed phase is better compared at the level of actual listings: what land comes with the home, what work has been done, what furniture is included, and whether there is a tenancy or other condition attached to the transaction. Two houses with the same model name can represent very different purchases once those details are considered.

Public title references also need to be handled carefully. KHPropertyHub labels the project as Hard Title, and individual Realestate.com.kh and CAM Realty listings use hard-title wording as well. That is useful context, but it is not a substitute for checking the documents attached to the specific resale home. A buyer still needs the title and parcel being transferred to be matched to the seller and to the actual property boundaries and transaction terms. For that reason, the dossier treats hard-title status as a statement made by public project and listing sources, not as a blanket legal guarantee for every house in Euro Ville.

Euro Ville makes the most sense when evaluated around a practical household brief. Buyers looking for a completed family home with three storeys, several bedrooms, parking and access to the services of a large borey can compare several scales, from linked houses up to King A Villa. Buyers whose priority is a compact apartment, the lowest possible ticket size, or a product with one standardised developer price and uniform investment assumptions are looking at a different kind of asset. Here the decisive questions sit at the individual resale level: internal street, land size, orientation, renovation, furniture, tenancy and documents. Viewing the actual home and comparing close Euro Ville alternatives matters more than relying on one generic project brochure.