A 16-villa gated community on Cape Yamu overlooking Phang Nga Bay — a delivered project with no off-plan risk
The Bay at Cape Yamu is a small gated community of 16 villas on Cape Yamu, Phuket’s eastern peninsula overlooking Phang Nga Bay. The project was fully built and delivered back in 2010 — this is ready housing, not off-plan. Each villa is a two-storey duplex with two pavilions and a private ~20-metre infinity pool.
Cape Yamu is a quiet peninsula on Phuket’s east coast, known for views of Phang Nga Bay’s rocky limestone islands. Unlike the densely built west coast — Patong, Bang Tao, Kamala — there are no beach clubs, nightlife or tourist crowds here: people choose this area for privacy and scenery rather than resort infrastructure. The cape’s own beach is about 300 metres away, Royal Phuket Marina is roughly 3.9 km, and the airport is about half an hour by car. Our catalog offers a comparable level of privacy and pricing on the east coast through the gated villa communities of the Panwa peninsula — for example Sea Cloud View and Garden Atlas Bayview: both also bet on the east coast’s seclusion rather than the west’s beach traffic.
Entry into the community starts from ~$2,226,162 for a base-configuration villa; the line-up runs up to 5-bedroom villas. This is a premium segment even by Phuket standards — comparable prices are typical of gated villa communities on the east coast with a limited number of lots and bay views. No managed rental program is stated by the developer: unlike west-coast resort complexes with fixed-split pool models, the typical arrangement here is self-managed ownership or letting through private managers, which makes income less predictable but suits buyers focused primarily on their own use.
The resale market in this segment is thin: few comparable listings exist, so liquidity is lower than at large resort projects with dozens of similar units for sale at once.
The project was fully delivered in 2010 — there’s no construction-delay or developer-insolvency risk here, a clear advantage over most off-plan properties in our catalog. The flip side of a ready property this age is the need to carefully inspect finishes, the roof, the pool and building systems, since the villas are now over 15 years old. Developer Campbell Kane (Thailand) Ltd. is publicly known specifically for this project — there’s no confirmed portfolio of other island projects, though that matters less for a long-delivered, operating community than it would for an off-plan purchase. Buying through VillaCarte costs the same as a direct purchase; we’ll arrange an on-site viewing of a specific villa and verify the land title and ownership structure before the deal.
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From ~$2,226,162 per the current villacarte listing — the community’s entry configuration.
16 villas in total, two storeys only, in configurations from 2 to 5 bedrooms with a dual-pavilion duplex layout.
Construction finished in 2010 — this is a delivered, lived-in community, not an off-plan project.
The developer offers both ownership structures.
No managed rental program is stated by the developer; individual villas are typically let by their owners directly or through third-party agencies.
~300 m to the Cape Yamu beach, about 3.9 km to Royal Phuket Marina, and roughly 30 minutes by car to the airport.
It’s a quiet peninsula on the island’s east side overlooking Phang Nga Bay — instead of a beach promenade and bars, you get privacy, a rocky coastline and views of the bay’s famous limestone islands. It’s a longer drive to Patong or Bang Tao, but with far fewer crowds and less noise.
