Phuket Country Home Village

The estate sits on Luang Pho Chaem Road in Chalong, Mueang Phuket. Hipflat gives 28/11 Luang Pho Chaem Road as the project address, while the operating Phuket Country Home Swimming Pool inside the village uses 9/134 Moo 4 on the same road. Those different numbers are consistent with individual addresses within a larger estate, so the safer project-level address is the road, subdistrict, district and province rather than one universal house number. Baania's map resolves to approximately 7.83983, 98.34793. Phuket.net also places the pool inside Phuket Country Home Village, roughly two kilometres from Chalong Circle and Wat Chalong.

This is primarily a practical South Phuket residential location. Baania highlights access toward Highway 4021 and Chalong's everyday services, while the large listing platforms show convenience shops and restaurants within a few hundred metres. Phuket International Airport, by contrast, is roughly 39–40 km away in their route estimates. The location therefore makes more sense for buyers whose daily life is centred on Chalong and the southern part of the island than for someone choosing purely on airport access or beachfront walkability. A car or motorbike remains the normal way to use the area day to day.

The shared facilities are better documented than many of the estate's original house specifications. Baania lists a swimming pool, public garden space and clubhouse. Phuket.net independently confirms a working pool within the village and describes it as approximately 10 by 20 metres, with access offered both to village members and paying outside visitors. That last point is worth noticing: 'communal pool' does not necessarily mean a residents-only amenity. A buyer should inspect how access is currently managed, who maintains the common areas, what charges are levied on owners and whether the selected property sits within the same active village management structure as neighbouring homes.

Resale stock is highly varied. As of 16 September 2026, the lowest visible sale anchor around THB 7.49M is attached to a three-bedroom, four-bathroom home with about 220 sqm of stated usable area on roughly 240 sqm of land. Another current home around THB 7.5M has four bedrooms, three bathrooms, approximately 156 sqm indoors and a 216 sqm plot. Higher-priced listings include substantially altered or enlarged four-bedroom villas with private pools, about 288 sqm or 518 sqm of built area and larger land parcels. Sixteen years of ownership, renovation and extension have made this a collection of individual resale houses rather than a row of identical products.

That variation changes how due diligence should be approached. A single portal listing cannot be treated as the project specification. One three-bedroom property is labelled a townhouse and carries a 2019 completion date for the individual house even though the estate itself is recorded as completed in 2010. That does not automatically mean the listing belongs to another project; the house may have been rebuilt or materially altered. It does mean the buyer should compare the physical building with the registered land parcel, approved structures, actual floor area, parking, pool and extensions. The more a home differs from its neighbours, the more important it becomes to understand what is formally registered versus what simply exists on site.

Foreign-buyer structuring requires particular care because this is landed property. Thailand's Department of Lands publishes guidance confirming that ordinary foreign personal ownership of land is restricted, with only narrow statutory routes such as the Section 96 bis residential exception subject to a minimum THB 40M investment and additional conditions. A 'freehold' label on a resale portal does not by itself answer what a foreign purchaser can lawfully hold. FazWaz states that one current townhouse listing has a Chanote title, but that is evidence for that specific parcel, not for all 78 homes. The selected land title, registered building ownership and lawful transaction structure need to be reviewed before any reservation payment.

Phuket Country Home Village is therefore most compelling for someone who specifically wants Chalong and is comfortable buying a mature, individual resale house. Its advantages are an established neighbourhood, private land parcels, substantial internal space in many homes and basic shared amenities. The trade-off is that there is no single current developer price, no uniform condition and no guarantee that two homes with the same bedroom count are genuinely comparable. A well-chosen property here can offer more space than a newer resort-led product, but the quality of the decision depends on the selected house, its land and documents, access, renovation history and the current state of the common areas rather than on the project name alone.