Fe'RICH

Developer attribution is unusually consistent for a project of this size. Home.co.th, BaanFinder, DDproperty and MGR Online all identify Habitruss 24 Co., Ltd. in connection with Fe'RICH, with the 2018 launch article describing the company and naming the project directly. What the open sources do not provide is a complete corporate or land-registry file suitable for legal reliance. A purchase should still be based on the current seller, the actual title documents and the chain of rights for the selected property rather than the historic developer name alone.

The original product was conceived as single-storey family housing, with more shared living space inside the home and a strong connection between living areas and garden space. Launch coverage highlighted a high living-room ceiling, under-bedroom storage and home-automation features. Those details explain the design intent, but a 2026 resale cannot be assumed to remain exactly as delivered. Owners may have renovated kitchens, added or altered pools, replaced automation equipment, changed landscaping or reconfigured rooms. Physical inspection therefore matters more here than an eight-year-old specification sheet.

Later project profiles show three named house plans: Trove and Treasure with three bedrooms and two bathrooms, and Pleasure with two bedrooms and two bathrooms. Home.co.th records two parking spaces for each and gives a project-wide usable-area range of 154.6–170 sqm, but it does not cleanly map each area figure to each plan. The 2018 launch report, by contrast, presented the initial release as three-bedroom houses. That difference is best treated as a change or inconsistency in the historic product record, not something to smooth over. For a resale buyer, the measured area and approved layout of the exact house take priority.

The clearest current sale anchor found is THB 9.6 million. FazWaz lists a three-bedroom, two-bathroom single-storey villa at that price with 157 sqm of indoor area on a 290 sqm plot. The same listing describes a private pool, private garden, terrace, two parking spaces and full furniture. None of those extras should be generalized to every home in Fe'RICH. With such a small estate, individual houses can diverge materially after several years of owner occupation, so pricing needs to be read against plot size, condition, renovations, pool specification, furnishing and legal structure rather than the project name alone.

Rental evidence also confirms that Fe'RICH functions as an occupied residential estate rather than a dormant legacy project. FazWaz shows several rental offers with an entry point from THB 35,000 per month, while DDproperty carries a much larger four-bedroom, 320 sqm house at THB 120,000 per month. That spread should not be turned into a simple project yield estimate: the houses differ substantially in size, fit-out and likely owner modifications. For an investor, the listings are better used as proof that a rental market exists than as a shortcut to expected return.

Common facilities appear relatively straightforward. BaanFinder lists CCTV, key-card access, on-site security, landscaped garden space and a playground. Historic launch material discussed a larger green area and recreational features, but the open sources do not establish exactly what is maintained today, by whom, or at what recurring cost. The private pool shown in the active sale listing belongs to that house and should not be mistaken for a communal facility. Current estate rules, fees and any seller arrears should be checked directly before transfer.

The address is in Chalong, Mueang Phuket, around Soi Chaofa East 31 / the local Ban Khok Tanod lane. FazWaz's project Street View resolves to 7.8333332, 98.348129. This is an inland residential position rather than a walk-to-the-beach resort location. For many residents that is the point: Chalong gives practical road access to the south of the island, schools, retail and services, but daily life is generally easier with a car or motorbike. Buyers looking specifically for a beachfront or pedestrian holiday setting should treat the location as a different proposition.

The purchase decision is ultimately house-specific. Fe'RICH is old enough for maintenance, modifications and management history to matter, yet small enough that there may be very little comparable stock on the market at any one time. A sensible review should cover building condition, pool and drainage systems where relevant, boundaries, title documents, any estate charges or arrears, and the seller's authority to transfer. For a foreign buyer, land ownership adds another layer: the active listing states Thai ownership of the land and a Chanote title for that particular plot, while Thai rules generally prevent a foreign individual from registering land directly in their own name.