Completed Sansiri villas in the quiet Koh Kaew area — no off-plan risk, ready since 2013
Burasiri Koh Kaew is a completed villa development by national developer Sansiri in the Koh Kaew area, between Phuket Town and Chalong. 327 houses on roughly 92 rai, completed back in 2013 and running for over a decade — a rare case in the catalog where construction-delay risk simply doesn’t exist: you can inspect a villa rather than buy off renderings.
Koh Kaew is a quiet residential area inland, away from the beach bustle of the west coast: about 14.5 km to Patong and roughly 15 km to Bang Tao, car access only. In exchange, it’s next to British International School Phuket, one of the island’s most in-demand international campuses, and Boat Lagoon marina with its restaurants and yacht services. This is a choice for permanent living or renting to local residents and expat families with kids in the nearby school, not for holiday letting to tourists.
Currently listed units start from ~$372,040 for a three-bedroom, three-bathroom villa, with sizes across the development ranging from 113 to 337 sqm and two parking spaces per villa. By comparison, a compact condo in Bang Tao (like So Lagoon Cherngtalay in our catalog) costs far less to enter but doesn’t come with your own land, garden, or two-car parking: Burasiri is about the detached-house format, not a compact investment unit by the sea. The rental economics are fundamentally different too — there’s no ongoing managed program, and letting the villa would mean going through local agencies independently. The size and location here speak more to buying for living than for tourist rental.
Sansiri is Thailand’s largest publicly listed developer, and for them Burasiri Koh Kaew is long since finished, not under construction: the gated compound with a pool, separate kids’ pool, gym, and 24/7 security is already operating, not a promise on paper. The main practical nuance is ownership structure: Thai law doesn’t allow a foreigner to hold house-and-land freehold directly, so the real route is a long-term leasehold or purchase through a Thai company. That makes the deal more complex and costlier than a typical condo, and it’s essential to understand the ownership structure for the specific unit upfront.
Who it suits: a buyer for whom a private house with a garden and parking in a quiet area matters more than a beach location or managed rental, and who is ready to work through the house-and-land ownership structure. Anyone looking for beachfront property with a rental program should look at west-coast projects instead.
Our role as an agency is to verify current unit availability, work through the optimal ownership structure (leasehold or company) with a lawyer for the buyer’s specific goal, and support the deal from reservation through to title registration. The developer pays our commission — the price doesn’t change for the buyer.
Prices and availability change; data is accurate as of the page update date. Request a fresh price list — we send it the same day. Updated: July 2026.
Our catalog currently tracks 11 projects in Phuket Town; new-build entry level here: from ~$372,040. Burasiri Koh Kaew’s entry price is about 74% below the district median — one of the most affordable starts in the area.
The median is calculated from the “from” prices of all catalog projects in the district and refreshes with every update.
Indicative estimate: yield and the rental model depend on the project, unit and management program. Request an exact projection for a specific unit.
A British-style villa community next to British International School Phuket
Tuscan-style villas by The Title in Koh Kaew — 500 meters from a British school
Thailand’s only 5 Gold Anchors marina — condos and villas with a private yacht berth
The “12 developer checks in Phuket” checklist plus a personal yield projection for your budget — sent via Telegram or e-mail.
Currently listed units start from ~$372,040 for a villa from 113 sqm. The development is fully completed — this is not off-plan.
Sansiri — Thailand’s largest publicly listed developer, with hundreds of projects nationwide and over 100,000 units delivered.
The project was completed back in 2013 and has operated for over a decade — there is no construction-delay risk here, unlike off-plan projects in the catalog.
This is a house with land, not a condo, so direct freehold is unavailable to a foreigner under Thai law. Practical options are a long-term leasehold or a Thai company structure; the choice depends on the specific unit.
This is not a beachfront project: about 14.5 km to Patong and 15 km to Bang Tao, car access only. The location is built for quiet island living, not beach holidays.
There is no official managed rental program. Any rental income would depend on letting it independently through local agencies, not a developer pool.
Koh Kaew is a quiet residential area between Phuket Town and Chalong, without tourist density or beach infrastructure. It suits permanent living or long-term rental to local residents and expats, not holiday letting to tourists.
