Villas for sale in Phuket: pool villas in Cherng Talay, Bang Tao, Layan, Kamala and Rawai, new and resale. Prices in THB, 30-year leasehold explained.
Phuket has villas for every way of living on the island. Private pool villas in Cherng Talay, Bang Tao and Layan put you minutes from the west-coast beaches and Laguna. Hillside homes in Kamala and Cape Yamu come with sea views. In Rawai and Nai Harn, family houses sit close to schools and the quieter south.
This page lists the villas we currently offer: completed homes ready to move into, resale villas, and new projects that are still under construction. Filter by area, bedrooms and budget. Every listing shows the price in Thai baht.
Most foreign buyers purchase a villa on a long-term land lease: up to 30 years, renewable on agreed terms, while you own the house itself. Our team at Royal Phuket Marina explains each option before you reserve, and works alongside your independent lawyer through to transfer. On selected properties, qualified buyers receive a 1–3% rebate after completion (Strategic Buyers Rebate).
Freehold or leasehold: how foreigners own a villa in Phuket
Questions buyers ask
Can a foreigner own a villa in Phuket?
Foreigners usually buy a villa on a registered land lease of up to 30 years, with renewal terms written into the contract, and own the building itself. We explain the structure for each property and recommend an independent lawyer.
Which areas are popular for villas?
Cherng Talay, Bang Tao and Layan on the west coast, Kamala and Cape Yamu for sea views, Rawai and Nai Harn in the south. See our area guides for each.
Are there villas ready to move into?
Yes. The list includes completed and resale villas as well as off-plan projects. Ask us which are ready now.
What does the price include?
Prices are for the property as listed. Transfer costs, legal fees and furniture packages depend on the property, and we list them before you reserve.
Can I view a villa remotely?
Yes. We arrange viewings in person or by video call.
