Modern Thai Villa Hua Hin

The house, constructed in November 2023, features 16 solar panels on the roof that are ready for a future battery installation. It is situated on a 1,268 sqm plot in Wang Pong, Pranburi, with the option to purchase an additional 1,200 sqm coconut grove in front for 3 million THB. Originally a coconut grove, the land has been thoughtfully redesigned to enhance the tranquil and secure environment, located just 5 minutes from Sanoi Beach and the restaurants in Kao Tao, 10 minutes from Hua Hin, and 15 minutes from Dolphin Bay, Samroiyod. Spanning 530 sqm (26.5 x 20 m), the house includes a car park and terrace of 33 sqm, featuring an antique Indian door at the entrance and two large ceramic jars from Vietnam. Inside, it offers two ensuite bedrooms, a spacious pantry, and a double kitchen that serves both indoors and outdoors. The bar island made of Indian granite and bamboo bar tools will remain, while the double living room connects indoor and outdoor spaces, furnished partly with antique pieces from Asia and Europe. The outdoor area boasts French antique furniture, including seven sunbeds with cushions and a lounge set under the sala, as well as a coffee table made from an 18th-century Shanghai opium bed, complemented by three large dragon pots—two by the pool and one at the entrance. Bedroom 1 features a king-size opium bed in black lacquer, an antique screen from China, and a spacious Balinese walk-in closet, along with a bathroom equipped with double sinks and an antique mirror from China. Bedroom 2 showcases a rare antique wedding bed in red and gold lacquer, also accompanied by an antique armoire from China and a bathroom with double sinks. Outside, a large double lounge teak wood sofa with black cushions is included, along with a swimming pool featuring a four-sided overflow in Sukabumi stones from Bali and a large jacuzzi with a salt system, all complemented by a spacious pool house for storage. Additional features include an electric gate, a 4,000-liter water tank with filtration, and water sourced from a well at a cost of 180 to 200 THB per month. The solar panels generate electricity costing around 2,300 to 2,500 THB per month, with the system ready for a night battery installation. The property is equipped with a three-phase electric line and a dry garden featuring mature trees that require minimal maintenance.

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