The Tree residence Phuket

Space is one of the project's clearest differentiators. Phuket Plus lists one-bedroom layouts of 63.41, 78.64 and 80.62 sqm, two-bedroom layouts of 100.41 and 159.26 sqm, and a PH two-bedroom layout of 266.31 sqm. Those are generous dimensions by the standards of many newer Phuket condominiums, particularly for a one-bedroom home. Independent project databases also describe studios in the 51–68 sqm range, and a current 2026 resale listing offers a 51 sqm studio. The old Trees Club Resort website says it operates 34 studio, one- and two-bedroom accommodation units, but it does not explain whether that number represents a hotel inventory subset rather than the full condominium inventory, so it should not be used as the project total.

This is a hillside Kamala address rather than a literal beachfront development. The property sits at 59/46 Moo 5, Baan Hua Khuan, in a green inland pocket of Kamala. The resort operator promotes a shuttle to Kamala Beach and quotes roughly 10 minutes by taxi to Patong, 20 minutes to Phuket Town and 30 minutes to the airport. Those times are useful orientation, not a transport guarantee; west-coast traffic varies considerably by season and time of day. A buyer who wants an easy walk to the sand, beach clubs and daily retail should inspect the route in person. For residents comfortable using a car, scooter or taxi, the hillside setting offers a quieter alternative to the denser beachfront strip.

The common areas reflect the project's resort origins. Phuket Plus confirms reception and lobby space, a swimming pool, restaurant, fitness area, parking, 24-hour security, CCTV and a shuttle service. The Trees Club Resort website also lists a sauna and tennis court. The point is not the length of the amenity list but the fact that these facilities can be inspected as operating, mature infrastructure rather than viewed only on renderings. In an older condominium, that is useful. It also creates a due-diligence obligation: a brochure cannot tell you the present condition of pool equipment, roofs, waterproofing, gym machinery, landscaping or the frequency with which services such as the restaurant and shuttle actually operate.

The secondary market is active enough to provide real price anchors. In August 2026 DDproperty showed a 51 sqm studio asking THB 3.5M and a 100 sqm two-bedroom unit asking THB 8.8M. Dot Property was simultaneously carrying several units from roughly THB 5.4M, including one-bedroom homes around 80–81 sqm and larger two- and three-bedroom stock. The THB 3.5M figure is therefore used only as the lowest visible asking-price anchor at the time of research. It is not a project-wide price promise. Condition, renovation quality, outlook, floor, furniture, title structure and the seller's motivation can produce wide differences between two units in the same development.

Foreign ownership has to be checked unit by unit. Thai condominium law allows foreign freehold ownership only within the statutory foreign quota, capped at 49% of the aggregate unit area in a registered condominium. Hipflat's transaction history for this project contains recorded Foreign Quota units as well as a leasehold example, while current resale listings also describe freehold stock. That is evidence that foreign freehold has existed within the development, not proof that any particular unit is currently transferable to a foreign buyer. Before paying a reservation deposit, the buyer should see the seller's title documentation and obtain the condominium juristic person's confirmation of the foreign-quota position.

Because the project has been operating for many years, physical and financial due diligence matters more than glossy specification. The upside of resale is visibility: the buyer can inspect the exact apartment, outlook, access road, building entrance and common areas before committing. The other side is age. Phuket's humid, coastal climate makes waterproofing, mold, air-conditioning, window seals, drainage and exterior maintenance worth checking carefully. The condominium's accounts, arrears, reserve position and planned capital works are equally important. Some portals publish common-area and sinking-fund figures, but the project-level metadata conflict is strong enough that those numbers should be verified directly with the condominium juristic person rather than copied into a purchase model.