CANVAS Cherngtalay

The apartment sizes are one of the clearest differences between CANVAS and many newer Phuket projects aimed at entry-level resort buyers. Sansiri lists one-bedroom residences at 39.25–49.75 sqm, two-bedroom residences at 58.50–82.75 sqm, and penthouses at 83–105 sqm. The floor plans show several variants within those bands rather than one repeated layout. Some ground-floor residences connect directly to the pool, while a limited group of penthouses was launched with private rooftop space. Those are unit-specific features; a buyer should match the actual unit number to the relevant plan instead of assuming that every ground-floor or top-floor apartment has the same privilege.

The common areas are unusually broad for a 175-unit project. The official material includes two large swimming pools, landscaped sunbathing areas, a family garden and playground, a co-working and meeting space, a fitness centre, golf simulator, rooftop barbecue terrace, laundry room, mail room and EV charging. Sansiri also specifies 24-hour CCTV and its LIV-24 security system. This matters because the facilities support genuinely different routines rather than simply repeating the standard pool-and-gym formula: there is space for children, a separate place to work, outdoor social areas, and a larger water-and-garden environment for residents who spend significant time at the property.

The project has a reasonably clear primary-document trail. Sansiri markets the development, while the official brochure identifies PHURIPAS CO., LTD. as the project owner. The same legal section lists title deed numbers 72303, 72380, 72382 and 72383 and records EIA approval under letter no. 1009.5/5899 dated 13 March 2024. These details are useful for identity and due-diligence purposes; they do not replace a title check for the specific unit being purchased. A buyer should still verify the current condominium registration, the seller’s title, encumbrances and transfer conditions at the time of transaction.

Completion dates need a little more care than a simple portal label suggests. The early Sansiri brochure targeted January 2026. By late 2025, industry coverage was advertising the first viewing of the actual project and describing it as ready for occupancy around November. FazWaz now records completion in December 2025, DDproperty marks active units as built in 2025, and current PropertyHub listings describe units as ready to transfer and move in. CANVAS is also absent from Sansiri’s August 2026 construction-progress list. Taken together, the evidence supports treating the project as completed, while the exact official condominium-registration date and first handover date remain unpublished in the sources reviewed.

The sale market is now a mix of remaining developer-linked stock and resale inventory, so there is no single meaningful project price. A current PropertyHub listing updated on 21 August 2026 offers a roughly 39 sqm one-bedroom unit at THB 6.933M, while DDproperty and Home In Phuket show other active one-bedroom stock from around THB 7.7M. Larger two-bedroom and penthouse asking prices vary widely according to floor, outlook, furnishing, pool access and title status. For this reason, the published starting figure should be treated only as a market-entry reference. A real comparison has to be made between specific units with the same ownership form and similar layout position.

Foreign buyers should focus on title eligibility rather than the word 'freehold' in an advertisement. Thai condominium rules allow foreign nationals to own condominium units freehold within the 49% foreign ownership quota of the registered condominium area. CANVAS listings do appear with foreign-quota wording, but there is no public live counter showing how much quota remains. Before paying a reservation deposit, the buyer should obtain confirmation that the chosen unit can be transferred under the intended ownership structure and that the required foreign-currency transfer evidence can be produced for registration.