Zen Space

The setting is inland and elevated in Baan Hua Khuan, reached from the Hua Khuan Tai side of Kamala. Phuket Plus' original marketing places the beach about 900 metres away, while major modern portals typically describe the project as roughly two kilometres or more from Kamala Beach. Those figures should not be forced into a single number because they may use different reference points or routes. The practical takeaway is simpler: Zen Space is a hillside, transport-oriented Kamala address rather than a flat, walk-out-to-the-sand condominium.

The primary project specification confirms a swimming pool, fitness area, restaurant, reception or lobby, parking, 24-hour security, CCTV and a shuttle service. Marketplace profiles often show a longer list, including a sauna, jacuzzi, tennis court and other resort-style facilities. Some of that broader inventory may reflect shared or neighboring amenities in the same hillside cluster. A resale buyer should therefore inspect what is operating today, who controls it and whether access is included in the common charges of the specific Zen Space unit.

The address deserves special attention because 59/46 Moo 5 also appears across listings for The Trees Residence and resort accommodation in the same area. Zen Space and The Trees Residence are not the same project. The Trees Residence is separately described as a 2014 condominium with seven buildings and 66 units, while Zen Space has its own earlier project identity and 2010 completion. When listings blur the names, the safest anchors are the unit title, building reference and the condominium juristic person shown in the transfer documents.

Phuket Plus Co., Ltd. is used as the primary developer attribution in this dossier. The company has operated in Phuket since 2006, and its registered activities include condominium construction and real-estate development. Secondary databases also use the names Ocean Group Asia and Ocean Property for Zen Space. For a resale buyer, the practical point is not to rely on a portal label: the condominium documents, seller authority and any company receiving funds in the actual transaction should be checked directly.

Zen Space is a small development, but even the basic project count is inconsistent in public data. The primary specification states six buildings and 57 units, while many large property databases repeat 60 units. The registry record here uses 57. Anyone assessing voting rights, common-cost allocation or the foreign ownership ratio should still rely on the condominium juristic person's registered figures rather than a marketing database.

The lowest live resale asking price found in September 2026 is about THB 5.5M for an 81 sq m one-bedroom apartment. That listing is marked Thai quota. Another current unit at about THB 10M, 103 sq m, is explicitly marketed as foreign quota, while larger apartments and combined penthouses are priced higher. This is exactly why an overseas buyer should not treat the cheapest project-level price as the foreign-buyer's entry price. Ownership quota, title area, renovations and unit history can materially change both eligibility and value.

For rental use, Zen Space is better approached as large-format residential stock in Kamala than as a standardized hotel investment. There are active long-term rentals and portals publish gross-yield estimates, but those calculations are listing-derived and should not be turned into a promise. In an older low-rise estate, two apartments with similar floor areas can perform very differently depending on renovation quality, furniture, views, pool access, lease length and owner costs. A realistic achievable rent for the exact unit should come before any investment-return calculation.

Age makes physical and financial due diligence more important, but it also gives the buyer more evidence. The pool, access road, parking, drainage, common areas and day-to-day management can all be inspected as they exist now. The document review should match that practical inspection: condominium title deed, seller authority, debt-free certificate, current common fees, sinking-fund position, planned capital works and any approved changes to the registered layout. Zen Space can make sense for a buyer who values space and a quieter Kamala hillside setting, but the investment case is apartment-specific rather than something the project name can establish on its own.