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Zenithy Pool Villa

Zenithy Pool Villa is a completed gated villa estate on Pasak Soi 8 in the Cherngtalay area of Phuket. The original masterplan contains 29 private-pool homes split across two phases.

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What it is
Pool villa
Where
79/30 Moo 4, Soi Pasak 8, Choeng Thale, Thalang, Phuket 83110, Thailand · Phuket
Stage
Completed · 2022
Price
From ฿19,400,000guide price, final by unit
Transparency
10 facts confirmed · 7 to verify
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Why this project is worth a look

Inspect the real house

Both original phases are complete and shown as sold out by Zenithy Development. That removes construction-risk questions but replaces them with condition questions. A buyer can test the pool systems, inspect roof and glazing, look for moisture, assess air-conditioning, check the garden and compare the physical layout with the registered plans. In Phuket's climate, maintenance history can materially affect the next owner's cost. A careful inspection of an existing villa often tells you more than a pristine launch specification.

A genuinely small estate

With 29 villas, Zenithy is closer to a private residential compound than a large resort development. The shared facilities confirmed in project material are modest: gym, reception, locker room, security and CCTV. That suits buyers who value a private pool and their own living space but still want a controlled common environment. It is less compelling for someone expecting restaurants, kids' clubs, concierge services and a hotel-style leisure programme inside the project itself.

Useful Cherngtalay position

Pasak Soi 8 gives fast road access to Boat Avenue, Porto de Phuket, Bang Tao and Laguna while keeping the house away from the busiest beachfront strips. For long-stay residents, that can be a sensible balance between convenience and a calmer home environment. The trade-off is straightforward: daily life is easier with a car. Buyers who want to walk to the beach or do most errands on foot should treat that as a location mismatch rather than trying to rationalise it after purchase.

Family-led layout

The original homes were conceived as three-bedroom, two-storey villas with a private pool and covered two-car parking. In the documented 338 sqm plan, the principal bedroom sits on the lower floor with the main living spaces, while two further bedrooms are upstairs. That works well for families, guests and longer stays. Resale advertisements showing four or five bedrooms should be treated as villa-specific modifications. The buyer should verify what was changed and whether approvals or updated plans are required.

Structure before slogan

Historic sales material used the shorthand 'Thai freehold and leasehold', but a foreign buyer needs a more precise answer. The relevant documents are the land title, the registered rights over the land, ownership of the building, the lease contract and any encumbrances. Renewal, inheritance and resale rights should be read from documents rather than assumed from a sales phrase. Because Zenithy is now a resale market, two villas in the same gate can potentially have different ownership histories and contractual details.

About the project

Zenithy Pool Villa is a completed gated villa estate on Pasak Soi 8 in the Cherngtalay area of Phuket. The original masterplan contains 29 private-pool homes split across two phases. Zenithy Development now lists both phases among its completed, sold-out projects, so a buyer in 2026 is primarily looking at individual resales rather than a uniform developer launch. That distinction matters. The project-level specification is useful for understanding what Zenithy was built to be, but the decision today turns on the condition, title structure, alterations and management position of the particular villa being offered.

The original product was consistent: a two-storey three-bedroom pool villa with private outdoor space and covered parking for two cars. Official material gives roughly 331–356 sqm of total built-up area across the two phases, while the project brochure documents a standard 338 sqm plan in detail. Phase 1 listings historically cluster around 356 sqm; Phase 2 examples are closer to 331–338 sqm. Current resale portals also show homes advertised with four or five bedrooms and a wide range of floor-area figures. Those listings should not be read as proof of multiple original product lines. Some villas have been altered, and portals use different conventions for indoor, built-up and outdoor areas.

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The location works best for people who want access to Bang Tao and Laguna without paying purely for beachfront position. Zenithy's own Phase 1 page places Boat Avenue and Porto de Phuket at about 2.8 km, Blue Tree at 3.9 km, Bang Tao Beach at 4.6 km and Laguna Golf at 5.6 km. This is a car-oriented residential pocket rather than a walk-to-the-sand address. In return, Pasak offers a quieter everyday setting inside the wider Cherngtalay catchment, with dining, groceries, schools, golf and the Laguna ecosystem within a short drive.

Zenithy is not designed as a full-service resort. The project-level amenities confirmed in the brochure are practical rather than theatrical: reception, gym, locker room, security and CCTV. The same material names Knight Frank Phuket as project manager. That historical arrangement is useful context, but a resale buyer should request the current management agreement, current common-area charges and evidence of who is actually providing services today. A mature resale estate can evolve after handover, and the operating position in 2026 may not be identical to the original sales package.

The best-documented 338 sqm layout is easy to understand as a family home. The lower level combines the principal bedroom with kitchen, dining and living spaces opening toward the pool and terrace, alongside covered parking and service areas. The upper level adds two bedrooms, another living zone and a substantial terrace. The arrangement gives good separation between shared and private space, but it also means stairs are part of daily life. Buyers who need a single-level home should compare Zenithy with newer low-rise or single-storey villa schemes in the same part of Phuket rather than assuming every pool villa offers similar accessibility.

There is now an established resale and rental market inside the estate. Major portals show multiple sale and long-term rental listings at the same time. The lowest public asking level found during this review was about THB 19.4 million, but the spread is wide. Renovation, furniture, plot size, pool treatment, view, ownership structure and seller motivation all affect value. THB 19.4 million is therefore a lower market anchor from active advertising as checked on 15 September 2026, not a promise that a like-for-like villa can be bought at that price.

For a foreign buyer, land is the legal issue that deserves more attention than the villa's marketing label. Historic project material offered Thai freehold or leasehold. That wording does not mean a foreign individual can simply take freehold title to the land. Thailand restricts foreign land ownership to narrow statutory exceptions. In a typical villa acquisition, the house and the underlying land rights need to be examined separately: who owns the land, what is registered, the lease term, transfer and succession provisions, and any encumbrances. One current Zenithy resale listing reports a Chanote title and foreign ownership of the building with leasehold land, but that is unit-specific evidence rather than proof of one identical structure across the estate.

The practical case for Zenithy in 2026 is therefore not about buying into a future development story. It is about selecting a real, inspectable house in an established estate close to the Bang Tao–Laguna lifestyle zone. A buyer can see the actual pool, garden, neighbours, access roads and maintenance standard before committing. In exchange, the due-diligence burden shifts toward the property's individual history: title documents, ownership chain, alterations, current estate management and recurring costs. That is normal for resale villas, but it makes disciplined property-level checking more important than any old project brochure.

Ownership format

Direct foreign ownership of the land is not the standard route for a villa purchase in Thailand. Project sources refer to Thai freehold or leasehold; for the selected villa, verify the land title, registered lease, building ownership and transfer provisions separately.

Home types & sizes

3 bedrooms — Phase 1
about 356 sqm
4 bathrooms in archived S8 data

The earlier phase of the original estate. Archived unit data for villa S8 records approximately 356 sqm, three bedrooms and four bathrooms. The home is arranged over two levels with a private pool and covered parking. On the resale market, finishes and later alterations depend on the individual owner rather than the original developer specification alone.

3 bedrooms — Phase 2
about 331–338 sqm
4 bathrooms in archived S26 data

Phase 2 kept the same three-bedroom concept but was marketed with more garden area, an integrated Jacuzzi feature and automatic gates. Archived examples show roughly 331 sqm, while the standard project brochure documents a 338 sqm plan. For any current purchase, use the actual floor plan and title package of the selected villa rather than applying one headline size to the whole phase.

The original estate was developed around three-bedroom villas. Current four- and five-bedroom advertisements, and listings with materially different area figures, are treated as villa-specific alterations rather than separate original project types. Prices are the lowest the brokerage boards publish, not the developer’s price list — the price and availability of a specific unit are something we go through with you personally.

Facilities

9 amenities

Private villa

  • private pool
  • terrace
  • private garden
  • covered parking for two cars

Shared facilities

  • gym
  • reception
  • locker room

Security

  • security service
  • CCTV

How the tower is arranged

  1. Lower level of the documented 338 sqm planPrincipal bedroom, living and dining areas, kitchen, terrace, pool, parking and service spaces
  2. Upper level of the documented 338 sqm planTwo bedrooms, additional living space, corridor and terrace

Location

  • Boat Avenue and Porto de Phuket are about 2.8 km away according to the official Phase 1 page.
  • Blue Tree is about 3.9 km away.
  • Bang Tao Beach is about 4.6 km away; this is a drive-to-beach location, not beachfront.
  • Laguna Golf Phuket is about 5.6 km away.
  • UWC Thailand is about 8.7 km away; older project material describes Phuket International Airport as under a 30-minute drive, subject to traffic.

Address / landmark79/30 Moo 4, Soi Pasak 8, Choeng Thale, Thalang, Phuket 83110, Thailand

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Price & purchase terms

  • Current price: From THB 19.4M in active Hipflat advertising checked on 15 Sep 2026. This is a lower resale-market anchor; the specific villa, availability, condition, land rights and transaction terms require separate confirmation.
  • Completed: 2022

We show the lowest of the prices the brokerage boards publish: their figures for the same unit differ by a few per cent, and none of them is the developer’s price list. We ask the developer for the current price, availability and payment terms on the unit you are looking at, and go through them with you personally.

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Project stage — what we know

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At a glance

DeveloperZenithy Development
LocationPhuket
CategoryPool villa
SubtypeTwo-storey private pool villa community
ConstructionCompleted
Floors2
Units29
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Best for: A family or couple looking for a completed private-pool home in the Bang Tao / Cherngtalay catchment and comfortable using a car for the beach, shopping and schools.; A resale buyer who would rather inspect the real construction and maintenance condition than take off-plan delivery risk.; Someone who values three proper bedrooms, a private pool, two-car covered parking and more autonomy than a condominium provides.; An owner considering a mix of personal use and rental, provided they are willing to verify the legal rental framework, current estate rules, management costs and the economics of the specific villa rather than rely on projected yields.; may not suit: A foreign buyer who requires direct, unconditional freehold title to the land in their own name; Thai land law generally does not offer that route for a standard villa purchase.; Someone who wants a beach-at-the-door or highly walkable lifestyle with no dependence on a car; Zenithy sits inland in Pasak rather than on Bang Tao's beachfront.; A buyer looking for a fresh developer launch with one price list and a standard construction payment schedule; the original phases are sold out and 2026 inventory is mainly resale.; A household that specifically needs single-level living with no stairs; the original Zenithy Pool Villa format is two storeys..

What we confirm before booking

A short, specific to the project list. We request these from the developer and go through them with you before any payment.

  • the legal entity in the SPA and the payee’s bank details
  • the title format and what is registered against the unit
  • the contractual handover date in the SPA — the page shows the date from the project’s materials
  • the contractual area of the chosen unit, and which basis it is measured on

Disputed and unknown information

This keeps the open points in one place. A missing or disputed fact is not treated as a conclusion.

  • The current project archive sits under Zenithy Development, while historical project databases identify Jenjad Pattana Development Co., Ltd. as the developer. The legal development entity and its relationship to the seller of the selected resale villa should be checked from transaction documents.
  • Address records vary: current map and business sources use 79/30 Moo 4, Soi Pasak 8, Choeng Thale, while older project pages use 79/2 and some portal taxonomies place the estate in Si Sunthon. They point to the same Pasak Soi 8 estate, but the selected villa's title should control the transaction address.
  • Project material states Thai freehold or leasehold, and one resale listing reports Chanote title, but no public project-wide document was found confirming one identical land title and lease structure for all 29 villas.

FAQ

What does a home in Zenithy Pool Villa cost?

From 19,400,000 THB — per broker listings. Prices are the lowest the brokerage boards publish, not the developer’s price list — the price and availability of a specific unit are something we go through with you personally.

When is Zenithy Pool Villa due for completion?

2022. The contractual handover date is fixed in the SPA.

Sources and documents

Official developer and public records used for this page. We publish no outbound links.

  1. Developer's official site checked 15.09.2026
  2. Government / official registry checked 15.09.2026

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