Condos and apartments in Phuket: prices, areas and freehold options

Compare condos for sale in Phuket, Thailand by area, budget, building type, and ownership structure — from compact studios to larger sea-view units with lifestyle appeal, rental potential, and freehold options for foreign buyers.

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7 500 000 THB

Layan Verde

Layan / Bang Tao · Phuket

Condo 500 м Installment Up to 3 beds Up to 1 bath Q4 2027

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3 648 000 THB

Sun Hills Layan Phuket

Layan, Thalang · Phuket

Condo 900 м Installment Up to 3 beds Up to 3 baths Q4 2027

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Arise Vibe — modern condominium in Thalang

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2 200 000 THB

Arise Vibe — modern condominium in Thalang

Thalang, Si Sunthon · Phuket

Condo 8600 м Installment Up to 2 beds Q2 2027

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11 400 000 THB

Gardens of Eden Park Residence

BangTao · Phuket

Condo / Resort 300 м Installment Up to 4 beds Q4 2026

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Layan Verde

Layan / Bang Tao · Phuket

7 500 000 THB

Condo 500 м Installment Up to 3 beds Up to 1 bath Q4 2027

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Sun Hills Layan Phuket

Layan, Thalang · Phuket

3 648 000 THB

Condo 900 м Installment Up to 3 beds Up to 3 baths Q4 2027

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Arise Vibe — modern condominium in Thalang

Thalang, Si Sunthon · Phuket

2 200 000 THB

Condo 8600 м Installment Up to 2 beds Q2 2027

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Gardens of Eden Park Residence

BangTao · Phuket

11 400 000 THB

Condo / Resort 300 м Installment Up to 4 beds Q4 2026

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Frequently asked questions

Prices for condos and apartments in Phuket depend on the area, distance to the sea, project quality, size, and ownership format. This page helps compare properties by budget, location, and key features.

In Thailand, the word “condo” usually refers to an apartment in a condominium project with shared facilities and a clear legal structure. In practice, buyers often use “apartment” and “condo” in a similar way, but it is still important to check the project type, ownership rules, and maintenance costs.

Yes, foreign buyers can purchase apartments in Thailand as freehold if the unit and transaction structure meet legal requirements. That is why it is important to verify not only the property itself, but also the ownership format, project documents, and legal setup.

That depends on your goal. For living, daily convenience and infrastructure matter most. For holidays, proximity to the sea and the overall atmosphere are more important. For rental income or investment, liquidity, demand, and project quality usually matter more.

Beyond the purchase price itself, buyers should consider transfer-related costs, possible fees, maintenance charges, sinking fund contributions, and ongoing ownership expenses. That is why comparing the full cost of ownership is just as important as comparing entry prices.

In Thailand, a “condo near the sea” is usually an apartment in a condominium project close to the coastline. The right choice depends on budget, area, project class, view, running costs, and whether the property is intended for living, holidays, or rental use.