Borey Sok San 888

The lowest live asking reference found during the review was $17,888 for the two-bedroom small villa. A larger two-bedroom mini villa was offered at $29,888. These are listing prices for specific homes, not a current developer-wide price schedule, so they establish a budget range rather than a guaranteed deal. The final amount may change with the house position, construction condition, included finishes, plot particulars, furniture, transfer costs and taxes. Older social posts mention monthly instalments and limited promotions, but their validity for present inventory could not be established; they are not presented here as an active payment plan. Before paying a reservation, the buyer should request a dated written quotation that separates the property price, deposit, payment milestones, handover condition, document fees and refund rules. A headline figure is useful for comparison, yet it cannot show what is actually included in the transaction.

The small villa is described as a 4.2 by 10 metre house on a 4.2 by 20 metre plot. Its listing identifies an eight-metre front yard, a two-metre rear setback and parking for one car. The mini villa occupies an 8 by 20 metre plot, with a 6 by 10 metre house, an eight-metre front area, a two-metre rear area, garden space, a balcony and two parking places. The extra value is therefore not simply 18 sqm of internal floor area. The larger plot is almost double the size, the frontage is wider and the outdoor space is more flexible for parking, planting or future household use. Both verified layouts still have two bedrooms, so buyers who require a third bedroom should not assume the larger house provides one. Dimensions should be checked against the physical boundaries and title documents, while the interior images should be read as design renders rather than a promise that furniture, lighting and cabinetry are included.

The publicly confirmed amenity list is modest: parking at the homes, internal project roads and a water park or leisure area promoted as part of Borey Sok San 888. This is not a service-heavy resort community, and it should not be judged by a long checklist of condominium facilities. Its proposition is a private plot and a relatively low entry price within Stueng Saen. Daily convenience will depend on the surrounding city, personal transport and the real route to schools, shops, healthcare and the market. Project marketing describes Kampong Thom Market as about an eight-minute drive away, but that is not an independently measured journey time and may vary with traffic and the exact gate used. A resident should also inspect practical matters that seldom appear in advertisements: wet-season drainage, water supply, electricity reliability, street lighting, waste collection, security arrangements and any fees or rules for shared areas.

The project may suit a local owner-occupier, a household returning to Kampong Thom or a buyer who values land and outdoor space more than access to a central-city apartment market. It is less straightforward as a remote investment. Public sources do not provide verified rental occupancy, a managed-leasing programme, the total number of homes or a consistent resale history. In a provincial market, liquidity can depend heavily on the precise street, the condition of the individual house and local household demand rather than on the development brand alone. A serious decision should therefore be based on a site visit, legal review of the title and plot, comparison with completed homes in Stueng Saen and a realistic use case. As a home, the compact two-bedroom formats may offer an accessible route into landed property. As a speculative resale or passive rental purchase, the project requires stronger evidence on demand, management and exit costs than the public marketing currently provides.