Nova Mirage

The address is one of the better-supported details: 680 Moo 5, Soi Naklua 16, Na Kluea, Bang Lamung, Chon Buri 20150. The project sits in the Wongamat residential cluster rather than directly on the shoreline. Several local and national property sources place Wong Amat Beach at roughly 200 metres from the development. That is close enough for the beach to be part of daily life, but it is not the same proposition as a true beachfront tower. Sea views, noise exposure, walking route and outlook can differ materially between buildings and floors, so those are unit-level questions rather than features that can safely be promised for the whole project.

Nova Mirage also feels different from the newer high-rise stock that now defines much of Wongamat. Three eight-storey buildings make it a horizontal, resort-style compound rather than a vertical residential tower. The practical advantage is straightforward circulation and a lower-rise environment around the pool. The trade-off is age. A 2007 building should be judged by how it has been maintained: lifts, water systems, waterproofing, façades, pool equipment, common corridors and the condominium juristic person's finances matter more today than the original sales brochure. A well-kept older unit can be comfortable; a neglected one can require meaningful renovation even if the headline price looks attractive.

The resale market shows a much broader range of layouts than the simplified original project descriptions. FazWaz publishes studios around 44–47 sqm and one-bedroom units around 88–96 sqm. Current listings add studios around 44–49 sqm, one-bedroom homes around 80–95 sqm, two-bedroom configurations from roughly 48 to 100 sqm, and large three-bedroom or multi-level units above 200 sqm. Some of that variation is likely the result of combining, remodelling or reclassifying units over time. Buyers should therefore treat the marketing label — studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom or duplex — as secondary to the registered area, title deed, floor plan and the unit they actually inspect.

As of early September 2026, PropertyHub's lowest active asking price is THB 2.2M for a 44 sqm studio. The same portal shows one-bedroom units around THB 3.9M–4.6M for roughly 80–95 sqm and an 88 sqm two-bedroom listing at just under THB 5M. DDproperty, which has a smaller live inventory, shows a 44 sqm studio at THB 2.7M, a 48 sqm unit at THB 3.8M and a 211 sqm three-bedroom unit at THB 12M. These are resale asks, not a unified project price list. Renovation, furniture, view, floor, building, ownership quota and seller urgency can all explain large differences between seemingly similar units.

The shared facilities are fairly well corroborated: a communal swimming pool, gym, parking, 24-hour security and CCTV appear repeatedly across project pages and live listings. FazWaz also lists a jacuzzi, clubhouse and on-site restaurant. A common-area fee of THB 30 per sqm per month is repeated by Lazudi and several listings, but we did not locate a current 2026 statement from the condominium juristic person. On a resale purchase, the current fee schedule, any special assessments, reserve position and a debt-free certificate for the selected unit deserve more weight than a portal's static amenities list.

Nova Mirage has some historical significance within Nova Group's Pattaya portfolio, although that should not be mistaken for a quality guarantee. Nova Group's official website includes it among past projects, and founder Rony Fineman told Pattaya Mail that Nova Mirage was the group's first condominium development and referred to Building A as the first stage. Modern property databases, however, market the three buildings together as one Nova Mirage complex. We found no current evidence that the individual buildings operate as separate projects with distinct addresses, delivery dates and product identities, so this dossier treats them as one condominium development and leaves the specific building as a unit-level attribute.