Plus Condo Phuket 2

The original unit mix is broader than the compact one-bedroom-heavy layouts common in many newer entry-level Phuket condominiums. The original project data lists one-bedroom units at 30–38 sqm, two-bedroom units, larger three-bedroom suites of 136 sqm and a 193 sqm penthouse. The surviving room-plan archive also includes layouts at 30, 60–61, 73, 76, 136 and 193 sqm. That gives the building a genuine mix of small and family-sized homes. It also creates a practical warning for resale research: current listings do not always match the developer's old summary table exactly. A portal may advertise a 27 sqm one-bedroom, while the original table starts the category at 30 sqm. The title deed and the specific unit documents should therefore take precedence over the generic project profile when area becomes material to the transaction.

Kathu is an inland, central-island location between Phuket Town and the west-coast resort areas. The project sits on Vichit Songkhram Road; its original description highlights access to major shopping, while current resale stock confirms the road connection toward Patong as part of the location’s everyday appeal. This is not a property for someone whose priority is stepping out of the lobby and walking to the beach. Its stronger use case is everyday mobility across the island: reaching central Phuket, shopping, work, schools or services and still having a road connection toward Patong. A car or motorbike is likely to be more useful than relying on a fully walkable neighbourhood. Because the development sits on a main road, view direction and road exposure are worth checking unit by unit rather than assuming that every apartment has the same residential feel.

The resale market is active enough to provide a useful price snapshot, but it should not be turned into a promised investment return. The lowest active sale reference found during this check was THB 1.89 million for a roughly 30 sqm one-bedroom unit. More recently refreshed comparable listings were around THB 1.99–2.09 million. On the rental side, late-August and early-September 2026 asking prices included roughly THB 12,000–15,000 per month for units around 30–32 sqm. These are asking prices from individual listings, not achieved transaction prices and not a guaranteed rent. Condition, furnishings, floor, lease terms and availability differ. For a foreign buyer, ownership eligibility is another major variable: a unit advertised as freehold still needs confirmation that the building has room within the statutory foreign quota at the time of transfer.

Completion data is not perfectly consistent across the public record. Some public project records use December 2012, while others use 2013. The developer archive shows structural, architectural and systems work at 100% in an update dated 1 October 2013. The defensible conclusion is that the development has long been completed and occupied, while the exact original completion month is not established cleanly by the sources reviewed. For a purchase in 2026, the more consequential questions are the building's present maintenance, the selected unit's condition, any outstanding common fees and the transfer documents. The date discrepancy is kept visible rather than resolved by choosing whichever portal happens to be more convenient.