Investment Property in Thailand
Layan Hills Estate - Thailand
The 32 Luxury Villas are once again set amidst spaciously lush Tropical Gardens with the Layan Hills in the background. The unique and well-regarded Concept Design achieves a relaxing ambience, while the villas are contoured to create an interior courtyard featuring the magnificently large "Infinity" Pool.
Summary
Pricing: £480,000 - £700,000
Bedrooms: 4 - 5
Development Type: Villa
Listing Type: Sale
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Each Villa has solid teak 6" flooring, black slate bathrooms & corridors, cultured stone exterior walls, Sun Paradise concertina glass doors and state-of-the-art modern kitchens, establishing a fresh, clean minimalist interior. All construction and materials are utilized to the highest Western standards and exquisitely finished. Individual lots are 1600 - 1920 square meters each.
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