| Land Information |
| Title |
Nor Sor Sam Gor |
| Registration No |
1450-15-50-7 |
| Size |
9 Rai 2 Ngan 41 Talang Wa or 15,364 Square Metres or 3.8 Acres (Approx) |
| Location |
Mae Haad Village, Koh Phangan |
| Price |
16 Million Baht |
| Investment Potential |
Sub-divide to 1 Rai or less per plot and provide infrastructure to each plot (water, electrcity and access), the land price would be valued at between 3 and 5 Million Baht per Rai. |
| Development Suitability |
Luxury Villa Residential Development, Spa Resort/Hotel. |
| Key Features |
Proximity to the beach (approx 200 meters) and sea views. |
| Land Measurements |
- 1 Ngan = 100 Talang Wah
- 1 Talang Wah = 4 sqm
- 1 Rai = 1600 sqm
- 1 Rai = 400 Talang Wah
- 1 Rai = 0.40 Acre (approx.)
- 1 Rai = 0.16 Hectare
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| Main Features |
- Sunset views over Mae Haad Beach and Koh Ma Island
- Huge Granite Boulders
- Mountain Views and Flat Land Contours
- Scenic Views Over Mae Haad Lake
- Road Access on 3 Borders
- Concrete Road
- Government Road Access
- Government Electric
- Water
- 200 Meters Walk to Mae Haad Beach
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| Contact Information |
| Email |
sales@phanganproperty.com |
| Mobile |
+66 (0)8 1077 4386 |
| Telephone |
+66 (0)77 238766 |
| Address |
101/12 Moo 1, Koh Phangan, Suratthani 84280, Thailand |
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| 3D Survey |
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| Topographical Survey |
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| About Location |
Mae Haad is a picturesque village on the North West coast of Koh Phangan. It has been slow to develop, but over the last few years it has been through a lot of changes, it now has greatly improved road connections, 24 hour electricity and a small village building up behind the beachfront.
The sleepy village at Mae Haad has always attracted many visitors; it is mostly famous for Koh Ma Island which is a natural wonder special to Koh Phangan. Mae Haad beach is connected to Koh Ma by a single long stretch of golden white sand that you can walk across. The beach has sunset views over Koh Ma and the waters and coral reef that surround it are designated as a Marine Park as they are so rich in sea life, with the possibility of spotting turtles and small reef sharks. There are now quite a few resorts, but as the beach is fairly long, there's still enough room for solitude.
Nearby Wang Sai waterfall also brings many tourists. It flows best after heavy rains and has a number of pools to cool off in. It isn't the biggest waterfall on Koh Phangan, but it's a beautiful stretch of fresh water in a lovely spot. The waterfall also guarantees a fresh water supply for the local villagers.
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