Both projects regularly end up on the same shortlist with our buyers. Below is a side-by-side of Ayana Villas and Baan Boondharik II on the key parameters — and our honest take on who each one fits.
Villas with 3–6 bedrooms in the Si Sunthon foothills: not beachfront, but a noticeably lower price per sqm than coastal projects
A gated estate of 13 two-storey Zen-style villas near Nai Harn
| Ayana Villas | Baan Boondharik II | |
|---|---|---|
| Price from | from ~$806,500 | from ~$812,538 |
| Area | Other areas | Nai Harn |
| Type | Villas | Villas |
| Status | Under construction | Completed |
| Completion | off-plan — a villa takes 12–24 months to build after payment | completed, December 2015 |
| Ownership | leasehold 30+30+30 years for foreigners; freehold via a Thai company | leasehold |
| Beach | Bang Tao, ~9.5 km (not walkable) | Nai Harn, ~3.3 km |
| Developer | T.H. Group Phuket Co., Ltd. | All About Residence Co., Ltd. (Nai Harn Baan-Bua) |
| Sea view | — | — |
| Walk to beach | — | — |
| Rental program | ✓ | ✓ |
Ayana Villas has the lower entry: from ~$806,500. Baan Boondharik II costs more, but compare price per sqm and stage — ask us for a unit-level calculation.
Baan Boondharik II is completed — move in or rent out immediately, no construction risk. Ayana Villas is under construction: cheaper entry and instalments, but a horizon to handover.
The right answer depends on your goal: budget, purpose (yield or living), horizon. Message us — we’ll compare specific units of these projects on price per sqm, views and terms, and tell you honestly which to take.
