Kata View

Kata View stands on Soi Patak 4, a ten-minute walk from Kata Beach: a single eight-floor building with 60 apartments on a 1,184 m² plot. On the west side the upper floors look over the rooftops to the sea, Kata Bay and Koh Pu island, so the sun sets right in front of the balcony. Karon Beach is 5 minutes away by car, Kata Noi 6 and Patong 15. Chalong Pier, with boats to the islands, is also 15 minutes away, and the airport about an hour.

Apartments occupy the 2nd to 7th floors, ten per floor. Of the 60 units, 55 are one-bedroom apartments of 45 to 55.24 m² with a living room, a kitchen with a bar counter and one bathroom. The other five are two-bedroom apartments of 66 m² with two bathrooms. Every unit is handed over with a fully equipped kitchen and built-in furniture, and a full furniture package for living or renting out is available at extra cost. Ceilings are 2.4 m. Downstairs there is a 14.5 x 6 m pool, a gym, a lobby lounge with reception, a meeting room with a library and resident parking. The roof adds a 7 x 3 m pool with a jacuzzi and a bar facing the sea. A shuttle runs to the beach, and the building is under video surveillance.

The 2nd floor faces west but is not counted as sea view, so for the sunsets we would start from the 3rd floor up. The east side looks onto hills and jungle. The project suits a buyer who wants a compact one-bedroom near Kata Beach for winter stays and plans to rent it out for the rest of the year.

Prices start from 6,599,000 THB, completion is due at the end of 2028, and the developer instalment plan runs until handover. Buyers choose between foreign freehold within the quota and a registered 30-year lease bundled with shares in the developer company. The shares give a vote, not a legal guarantee: Thai Supreme Court judgment 4655/2566 found promises of further 30-year renewals unenforceable, so if long-term certainty matters most, take freehold. For 10 units the developer offers a buyback at the original purchase price five years after full payment, with six months' written notice and transfer costs paid by the buyer. Owners who will not live here year-round can place the apartment in the developer's 70/30 rental program.