The villa is located in the most picturesque southern part of Phuket Island, nestled between Chalong and Rawai bays in an exceptionally quiet and cozy spot that has preserved its pristine beauty.
Basic information
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Deal typeRent
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Property typeVilla
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Project
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ConstructionCompleted
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Completion date2011
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To the beach, m9000
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Bedrooms3
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Guests6
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Bathrooms3
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Total area, m²450
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Indoor area, m²150
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ViewPool view, Garden view
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Floors1
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Parking spots1
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FurntureFurnished
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Listed byPrivate person
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Last updated11.12.2020
Home improvement
- 1 level
- 3 bathrooms
- 3 bedrooms
- Living room
- Fully-equipped kitchen
Map view
Villa for rent in Chalong, Phuket
Chalong is a sought-after location in Phuket with convenient access to beaches, restaurants, services and tourist infrastructure.
This property for rent is located in Chalong. It offers 3 bedrooms. Total area is 450 m². The sea is approximately 9,000 m away. The unit is part of Tamarind Villa.
Rates
| Periods | Day, THB | 3 Days, THB | Week, THB | 2 Weeks, THB | Month, THB |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Apr — 31 Oct | 6 700 | 15 840 | 34 320 | 60 720 | 105 600 |
| 1 Nov — 31 Nov | 11 500 | 26 700 | 57 850 | 102 350 | 178 000 |
| 1 Feb — 30 Apr | 11 500 | 26 700 | 57 850 | 102 350 | 178 000 |
| Day | 6 700 THB |
| 3 Days | 15 840 THB |
| Week | 34 320 THB |
| 2 Weeks | 60 720 THB |
| Month | 105 600 THB |
| Day | 11 500 THB |
| 3 Days | 26 700 THB |
| Week | 57 850 THB |
| 2 Weeks | 102 350 THB |
| Month | 178 000 THB |
| Day | 11 500 THB |
| 3 Days | 26 700 THB |
| Week | 57 850 THB |
| 2 Weeks | 102 350 THB |
| Month | 178 000 THB |
Payments
- Fee 50% Within 5 working days
- Balance 50% 45 days before check-in
Available objects in project — Tamarind Villa
| ID | Price | Bathrooms | Bedrooms | Area | Floor | View |
| #0154 | from 6 700 THB / day | 3 | 3 | 450m² | - | Pool view |
| #0150 | from 8 000 THB / day | 4 | 4 | 280m² | - | Garden view |
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All objects of the Tamarind Villa project
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Renting in Phuket as a Foreign National
What a foreign tenant should know before signing for this 3-bedroom villa in Chalong: tenancy rules, deposit and contract terms, how the rate moves between high and green season, and what daily life around the property actually looks like. This is general guidance — InDreams Phuket recommends reading the lease in full and asking for a written inventory before you transfer any deposit.
Renting as a Foreign National
Renting is open to foreigners without the quota and structuring rules that govern purchases. Any valid visa — tourist, Thailand Privilege, LTR, Non-Immigrant B or O — allows you to sign a residential lease in your own name.
- A passport is the only document normally required to sign.
- Leases of up to three years take effect on signature and need no Land Office registration.
- A term longer than three years must be registered at the Land Office, otherwise it is enforceable for three years only.
Thai law requires the property owner or manager to file a TM30 notification of your address with Immigration within 24 hours of check-in. Ask for a copy: it is routinely requested when extending a visa, filing 90-day reports, opening a bank account or applying for a Thai driving licence.
- Holders of long-stay visas file a 90-day address report throughout their stay.
- A new TM30 is needed each time you change address, including after travel abroad under some Immigration offices.
Lease Terms & Deposit
- 3-bedroom villa with 3 bathrooms
- Living area of 450 m²
- Located in Tamarind Villa
- About 9 km from the beach
- Outlook: Pool view, Garden view
- Owner accepts bookings from 3 nights upwards, which keeps it open to short stays as well as long-term contracts.
- Security deposit — two months' rent on annual contracts, one month on shorter terms. Refundable within 30 days of check-out, less any documented damage.
- Advance rent — the first month is paid on signing, alongside the deposit.
- Standard term — twelve months with an option to renew, commonly written as 1+1. Six-month contracts are available on many properties at a higher monthly rate.
- Inventory — insist on a signed inventory with photographs at check-in. It is the single most effective protection for your deposit.
- Early termination — most leases forfeit the deposit if you leave early, so negotiate a diplomatic clause before signing if your plans may change.
What the Rate Includes
Long-stay properties in Phuket are let furnished as standard, with white goods, air conditioning and basic kitchenware in place. Confirm the inventory before signing.
- TV
- Welcome pack
- Internet
- Common area maintenance
- Gardener
- Weekly linen change
- Taxes & Fees
- Cleaning once a week
- Pool Cleaning
- Shuttle Bus
- Water by meter
- Electricity per meter
Where utilities are not included, electricity is metered and billed at the provider rate for private landlords, or at a building rate in some condominiums — worth checking, as the two can differ noticeably over a hot-season month with air conditioning running.
Seasonal Rates for This Property
Phuket's high season runs from November to April, when demand and rates peak across the west coast. The green season from May to October is materially cheaper and is when most long-stay tenants negotiate annual contracts. Booking three to six months ahead is normal for December and January arrivals.
Lifestyle for Expats in Chalong
Chalong is the practical and administrative heart of southern Phuket. It is not a beach destination in the traditional sense, since the bay is used as an anchorage for the islands rather than for swimming, but that is exactly why it works so well as a long stay base. Chalong Circle is the road junction where Phuket Town, Rawai, Kata and the Big Buddha all meet, which means almost everything the foreign community needs sits within a five kilometre radius: Makro, Tesco Lotus, Villa Market, half the islands visa agents, the immigration office, dental clinics, motorbike rentals and Mission Hospital. The expat population is large and mixed, with strong British, Australian, French, Scandinavian and Russian communities, plus a steady flow of families connected to the British Curriculum International School (BCIS), which sits right in the area. Day to day life skews residential. People live in moo baan estates and condos in the hills above the bay, drive to Rawai or Nai Harn for beach time, and use Chalong Pier for weekend trips to Coral Island, Racha and the Phi Phi group. Dining ranges from the long established Kan Eang at Pier on the bay to Greek Kitchen on the Big Buddha road and Chalong Bay Rum distillery tours. Chalong suits buyers who want infrastructure, school access and value rather than a beachfront address.
- British Curriculum International School (BCIS) Phuket 5 km
- HeadStart International School (Phuket Town campus) 9 km
- QSI International School of Phuket 10 km
- Kajonkiet International School Phuket 8 km
Chalong Circle with banks, Makro, Tesco Lotus and visa offices; Chalong Pier for island boats and seafood; Big Buddha access road; Villa Market in Chalong; Wat Chalong temple and surrounding local food strip; Friday Phuket Town night market 15 minutes north.
Mission Hospital Phuket (8 km, private); Bangkok Hospital Phuket (10 km, JCI-accredited); Vachira Phuket Hospital (12 km, public, major trauma centre).
Kan Eang at Pier Restaurant (long established seafood institution on Chalong Bay), Greek Kitchen on the road to Big Buddha, Chalong Bay Rum Distillery and Mixing Lab (tours and cocktails), Latitude Sky Bar, On The Rock Restaurant at Marina Phuket Resort.